The Bank of Italy held a conference on the proposed “28th regime” and “EU Inc.”, which would offer firms common company law rules as an alternative to national regimes. Discussions examined the framework’s potential to simplify incorporation and support expansion across the Single Market, alongside its economic implications and links to venture capital.
The Bank of Italy held a conference in Rome examining the proposed “28th regime” and “EU Inc.” initiatives for a common European company law framework. Firms could choose the common rules instead of national legal regimes, with the aim of simplifying incorporation and supporting expansion across the Single Market.
Representatives from institutions, academia and business discussed the proposals’ legal and economic implications, including their potential economic impact and the relationship between company law and venture capital. Discussions also covered the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law’s Legislative Guide on Limited Liability Enterprises.
The Bank of Italy will hold a conference on Nov. 12, 2026, examining the proposed 28th company law regime and EU Inc. The framework would offer businesses an alternative to national legal regimes to simplify formation and support expansion across the Single Market. Discussions will cover its economic implications, links to venture capital and…