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To: Real Man who wrote (2381)	11/16/2007 8:40:07 AM
From: Giordano Bruno	Respond to of 71475

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To: Real Man who wrote (2381)	11/16/2007 12:06:13 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Respond to of 71475

Those guys have some muscle: Peeved British Hedge Fights Hungarian Law posted on Friday 16 Nov 2007 07:00 GMT FINalternatives reports: A British hedge fund is introducing Hungary to the free-market principles of the European Union. Annoyed by the country’s recent change to its corporate law—which sought to prevent a hostile takeover of oil and gas company MOL Magyar Olaj- és Gázipari Nyrt, Hungary’s largest company by sales volume—Centaurus Group has formally complained to the European Commission. The hedge fund charges that “Lex MOL” prevents the free movement of capital and freedom of establishment, as well as contravening shareholder rights. Centaurus is a MOL shareholder. This week, the EC sent Hungary formal notice that the law makes public takeover bids too difficult, as well as complaining about the power it gives public authorities to appoint directors to the boards of energy companies. Hungary has two months to provide a “satisfactory” response to show that Lex MOL does not violate EU law.