Digitalisation and corporate mobility
5 November 2026
Welcome and Introduction by
Giorgio Meo, Luiss
Introductory Report by
Emanuele Rimini, University of Milan
The Cross-Border Mobility Directive: Background and Objectives
Round Table – The Impact of the Directive on General Aspects of Company Law
Moderated by
Briseida Jiménez Gómez, Complutense University of Madrid
Lorenzo Benedetti from the University of Pisa is taking part.
Protecting shareholders through an exit right
Luis Fernández del Pozo Registrar of Companies, Pompeu Fabra University
Monitoring cross-border abuse in structural change operations
Gianluca Tarantino, Universitas Mercatorum, Rome
Accounting standards and cross-border transactions
Alfonso Muñoz Paredes Judge at the Provincial Court of Madrid
Structural changes and restructurings
Vincenzo De Sensi University of Teramo and Luiss
Insolvency law and cross-border transactions
6 November 2026
Roundtable – Issues Relating to Cross-Border Extraordinary Transactions
Moderated by
Antonio Alonso Bartol Bustos, Complutense University of Madrid
Mónica Fuentes Naharro, from the Complutense University of Madrid, is taking part.
Amendments to the draft terms of a merger, demerger, or conversion
Renato Santagata Parthenope University of Naples
Demerger by way of domestic and cross-border spin-off
María Gàllego Lanau, Loyola University of Seville
The en bloc transfer of assets and liabilities: an asymmetric transaction
Corrado Malberti, University of Trento
The transfer of a company's registered office abroad under the implementing rules of the Directive
Esther Hernández Sainz, University of Zaragoza
Spin-off, capital increase, or transfer of a business unit? Freedom of choice, functional equivalence, and disparities in the treatment of creditors
Vincenzo Donativi LUM Jean Monnet University and Luiss University
Cross-border transactions, foreign investment, and special powers of the State
Final Report –
Juan Sánchez Calero, Complutense University of Madrid
Conclusions and insights from the Spanish experience