Présentation par l’éditeur
Code des ventes volontaires et judiciaires, la grille de lecture juridique, sociologique et historique pour comprendre cette révolution.
Rédigé et commenté par les meilleurs spécialistes, le Code des Ventes Volontaires et judiciaires réunit les analyses et synthèses de la loi du 10 juillet 2000 et des décrets d’application du 19 juillet 2001.
Ce code analyse la genèse, la portée et les conséquences de cette loi relative à la réforme des ventes publiques.
From the category archives:
Véronique Queffélec
Code des ventes volontaires et judiciaires
FDI in Indian Retail Sector
The Indian retail market is dominated by the highly decentralized unorganized sector. The small retail outlets, most of them family-owned businesses, account for about 95 per cent of the sales. The creaky, old distribution system that India has lived with is grossly inefficient. The Indian farmer typically gets only a third of what the final consumer pays, instead of the two-thirds that his counterparts do in countries that have organized retailing. India is the second largest producer of fruits and vegetables in the world, but almost 30 per cent of these go waste for want of storage and processing facilities. It is generally agreed that the bulk of the Indian economy would gain, significantly, from the emergence of a well-capitalized retail industry. The organized retail industry is one of the sunrise sectors with huge growth potential.
Download the attached PDF document to read the full presentation about the FDI in the Indian retail market.
Greece : Divergent positions of European Leaders August 24th , 2012
Key Summary
1/Athens asks for more time
During his meeting with Eurogroup chairman Juncker on wednesday 22nd, Greek PM Samaras said that Greece will honour its commitments, will seal an austerity package worth €11.7 billion in coming weeks and has widened its privatization agenda. Juncker acknowledged that Greece has undertaken “tremendous efforts”, but insisted that Greece has to take verifiable and credible fiscal measures to close the funding gap and that this was the country’s “last chance”. [click to continue...]
Paris Insight: French presidential election: an overview of the first round’s results and challenges
The left block far ahead from the right one
The strategy of the Socialist candidate starts as planned. He won the first round with 28,6% of the votes, less than 2 points ahead of Nicolas Sarkozy (27,2 %). This is the first presidential election that registers such a weak score for the Right (extreme Right excluded), a non-surprise that confirms the “anti-sarkozyst” movement advocated all along the campaign.
The scores of the left candidates total up 43.8% of votes when the right stays behind with a difference of more than 5 points (38.2%), a differential which could prove decisive: to win, the incumbent president must assemble most of the voters of the Centre and the extreme Right, a very complicated gamble…
Interview: Portrait d’une femme d’influence, par Michel Clerc - Entreprendre
Ci-dessous, interview par Michel Clerc pour le magazine Entreprendre.
Entreprendre, Avril 2012
Véronique Queffélec, Entre l’ombre et la lumière
« Désolée, pardonnez-moi, mais je suis en ligne avec les Etats-Unis. » Quand ce n’est pas avec les Etats-Unis, c’est avec l’Inde, avec Berlin, avec Bruxelles. Véronique Queffélec est une personne en ligne dans tous les sens du mot. Téléphonique, informatique. Quand elle n’est pas au téléphone, elle est sur son ordinateur. Son carnet d’adresses de 892 noms est lui aussi en ligne sur un site appelé « LinkedIn » qui lui permet de gérer ce qu’elle appelle ses « réseaux ».
Paris Insight: The Buy European Act
After having implemented a Small Business Act in 2008, the European Union has been inspired once again by the United States and its Buy American Act. Indeed, the European Commission announced on Tuesday 21st March it will implement a Buy European Act in order to create reciprocity for public procurements between the EU and its main trade partners, a proposal deeply defended by Mr Sarkozy.
Paris Insight: EU Update - President Sarkozy’s program (Union for a Popular Movement, UMP)
Nicolas Sarkozy is going to detail his program at the end of the week
Key points:
- 75 billion euro of efforts on the expenses
- 40 billions euro on fiscal receipts to return the French public deficits from more than 5% in 2011 to 0% in 2016
- 32 billion euro were already voted
- There are « only » 8 billion euro of fiscal receipts to finance,
with an inclusive tax on the big companies
a measure which should bring back 2 to 3 billions a year to the State.
and a special tax on the tax refugees.
to charge the tax refugees what they paid less in taxes abroad a measure which should bring back 500 million euro.
Paris Insight: EU Update - EuroGroup
Treasury Secretaries of the Eurogroup just met today to discuss about the European “Firewall” in Copenhagen.
After EU bailout for Greece, Europe needs to strengthen its firewall in order to provide relief for indebted Member States. These new measures are necessary to restore financial-market confidence in Spain and avoid the reinforcement of the crisis.
BOMBAY STOCK EXCHANGE and TRANSPARENCY
Luxe et finance à la française - Savoir faire grimper les actions

Interview de Philippe Latimier du Clésieux par Véronique Queffélec
Activité à très forte « valeur ajoutée » L’industrie du luxe pèse plusieurs centaines de milliards d’euros. Y sévissent au coude à coude les plus prestigieuses maisons de Paris, Milan, Londres et New York. Terreau vivant, très porteur de sens où les « créateurs » y anticipent les mutations incessantes de la société et les comportements de clients en quête de différenciation et souvent d’intégration sociale.
Le luxe industrie singulière aide ses clients à se construire une image en symbiose avec le système culturel et social qui les entoure et la façon dont ils souhaitent être perçus. Ainsi, à Paris, New-York, Rome, à Pékin ou ailleurs, le luxe permet d’affirmer ses choix et sa personnalité, et de faire de son image une alliée en toutes circonstances.