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En los últimos años, los fondos de capital riesgo están mostrando un creciente interés por invertir en sociedades no cotizadas y, entre ellas, muy especialmente en empresas familiares. Jorge Viera, Consultor Académico de HSF y Catedrático de Derecho Mercantil de la URJC, se ocupa en este video, del impacto que estas operaciones tiene en el Gobierno Corporativo de la Empresa Familiar. Así, se analizan no solo las repercusiones que tiene para los socios familiares y los cambios de cultura que la empresa familiar tiene que llevar a cabo para admitir a estos nuevos socios-inversores, sino, también, las demandas de tutela que este tipo de socio exige para garantizar su inversión.
In recent years, private equity funds have expressed increasing interest for investing in unlisted companies, most especially in family businesses. In this video Jorge Viera, Academic Consultant at HSF and Professor of Corporate Law at URJC, explains the impact that transactions of this kind have on the corporate governance of family-run businesses. He not only covers the repercussions on the family partners and the cultural changes that the business will have to implement to take in the new partners/investors, but also the supervisory requirements that the new investors will demand to protect their investment.
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