Pursuant to Article 4 of the 2020 Law on Enterprises: “A founding shareholder is an individual or organization that owns at least one common share and signs the list of founding shareholders of a joint stock company.”...View more
In essence, a public company is a joint stock company. However, in addition to the basic requirements for joint-stock companies specified in the Law on Enterprises, public companies need to meet a number of special conditions specified in the Law on Securities...View more
Conversion of Business Entity Type...View more
How long does it take for a joint stock company to change shareholders who are foreign investors to notify the Business Registration Authority?...View more
Are minutes of meetings of the Board of Directors of a joint stock company required to be kept at the company's headquarters?...View more
If an employee of a converted public service unit commits to working long-term for the joint stock company, how many additional shares can they buy?...View more
Can a law office operate as a joint stock company? Is the office manager required to be a lawyer?...View more
When a joint stock company meets the Board of Directors, how many days must a notice of meeting invitation be sent to the members?...View more
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