Bendrovės kreditorių ir kitų interesų grupių teisių apsauga ir gynimas Europos Sąjungoje

Protection of corporate creditors and other interested groups has become an important topic within the European Union. Third party protection is based on the Treaty Establishing the European Community and harmonized through Company Law Directives that is not easy to modify. The Work analyses all adopted Company Law Directives, which deals with protection of creditors and other interested groups. The main rights of the third party protection under these Directives are disclosing information of companies’ financial business and its capital (quite specific rules were adopted on minimum capital, on the raising, maintenance and reduction of capital). One of the main purposes of The European Commission’s Action Plan for Company Law was increase the protection of those who deal with companies. The High Level Group of Company Law Experts provide the appropriate starting point for the present discussion by dealing not only with the raising and maintenance of capital, but by also taking up the wrongful trading remedy and the equitable subordination remedy. The Work analyses third party protection in Company Law Directives, Company Law reform in European Union and practice of the European Court of Justice on the protection of corporate creditors and other interested groups.