The European Commission has sent reasoned opinions (about which see here) to several countries - including Hungary, the Netherlands and Poland - concerning their failure to implement Directive 2004/109/EC on the transparency obligations of listed companies. The Commission is also bringing a case before the European Court of Justice against Italy with regard to the latter's failure to implement in full Directive 2003/58/EC on company disclosure requirements.
Further information about the above is available here and for information concerning European company law, see here. For the current position on Member States' implementation of company law directives, see here.
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