The UK’s adoption of a stewardship code sparked a global shareholder stewardship movement. Singapore, as a corporate governance leader in Asia,...Read more
A large empirical literature studies the effects of U.S. states’ corporate law statutes on corporate actions and performance at the firm level....Read more
The global financial crisis gave rise to competing narratives about shareholders and their engagement in corporate governance. According to one...Read more
This essay is a contribution to the forthcoming Oxford University Press Handbook of Corporate Law and Governance edited by Jeffery Gordon and...Read more
Before Centros, many EU Member States used the “real seat theory” to hinder regulatory arbitrage. Its purpose was not the protection of...Read more
This paper clarifies why corporate governance arrangements in public firms generally do not make use of judicial evaluations of boards’ and manager
In a system of federated states such as the United States and the European Union, there are, in general, three alternative approaches to chartering