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Tag Archives: Withdrawable Share Capital
In 2013, I wrote about Co-op Law reform proposals in the Republic of Ireland (ROI). They led to this 2014 legislation which just dealt with some key problems like capital limits. The old industrial and provident societies legislation from the 1890’s … Continue reading →
Co-operatives UK have issued a brief indication of their response to the HM Treasury Consultation Document “Growth Through Co-operation” that came out on 26th July and their fuller response to the technical questions is available to download there as well. … Continue reading →
On Monday afternoon Lord Naseby introduced a private members’ bill in the House of Lords which will, if passed, be very helpful to co-ops, friendly societies and mutual insurers. It removes some of the technical legal obstacles that limit their use of shares to raise capital. … Continue reading →
International Co-operative Alliance UK and Blueprint
This link gives an up to date account of the relationship between the ICA’s Blueprint Plan on legislation and this year’s UK developments. Essentially, we have the consolidation which it is hoped will become law by late 2013 (see My … Continue reading →
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Tagged administration procedure, co-operatives and community benefit societies, Co-operatives Legislation, Co-operatives UK, credit unions, industrial and provident societies, Insolvency and Co-operatives, limit on capital holding, UK Budget 2013, Withdrawable Share Capital
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