Prospectus liability as a means of investor protection in the EU: comparative remarks
Abstract
Nowadays, companies increasingly meet their financing needs by collecting resources directly from investors and for that reason offer securities to the public. Investor protection is thus needed. This can be done by providing the necessary information to investors. In this regard, it is required that a prospectus is drafted and disseminated prior to this offer. This initial information obligation ensures that a potential investor obtains sufficient information in a standardized manner about the issuer and the securities that are being issued, so that he/she can decide whether or not to make the investment on the basis of this information.Prospectus liability can be regarded as a counterpart to the prospectus disclosure obligation. In particular, a liability regime is important in order to actually reinforce the aforementioned protection; This should help to ensure that the information contained in the prospectus is correct, not misleading and complete, and that if the information is ne ...
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