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OPINION : A STATUTE FOR MUTUAL INSURANCE FIRMS: TOWARDS EU RECOGNITION?(European Union)(Critical essay)
European Social Policy
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January 17, 2007
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In July 2003, the Council of Ministers adopted the European statute of the co-operative, allowing this economic form to develop at the European level without obstacles and without having to choose the statute of European limited company.
This adoption opened the door to the statute of European association and a European mutual insurance system. However, more than six years after the adoption of the European company statute, no discussions are taking place. On the contrary, the European Commission decided in September 2005 to withdraw these two proposals within the ...
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