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EU Presidency Conferences

ECGI provides a repository of reports from the EU Presidency Corporate Governance Conferences. To add reports to this repository please send an email to admin@ecgi.org

The conference series “European Company Law and Corporate Governance Conferences” was launched at a full-day public conference in The Hague on 18 October 2004 during the Dutch EU Presidency. In subsequent years, conferences have been held in several countries during their respective EU Presidency. Information about these conferences, if still available, can be found on various websites.  The ECGI has collated documents into a single repository for the first time for the convenience of scholars, practitioners and policy-makers alike.

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European Company Law and Corporate Governance

2020 The 25th European Corporate Governance Conference - Croatia

18 June 2020

The 25th European Corporate Governance Conference took place virtually on the 18th of June 2020, under the auspices of Croatia's Presidency of the Council of the European Union.

The main theme of the conference was "Sustainability, Boards and Investment: What’s next for Corporate Governance?". In light of the pandemic, the discussion also reflected the impact of COVID-19 on corporate governance. The virtual conference was attended by high-level representatives of the Croatian Government and the European Commission, leading European institutions and organizations in the field of corporate governance, authoritative European experts from the academic community and the media.

2019 The 23rd European Corporate Governance Conference - Romania

2 April 2019

The 23rd European Corporate Governance Conference took place in Bucharest, Romania on the 2nd of April 2019, under the auspices of Romania's Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The main theme of the conference was "Corporate Governance as the enabler of sustainable growth". The forum was attended by high-level representatives of the Romanian Government and the European Commission, leading European institutions and organizations in the field of corporate governance, authoritative European experts from the academic community and the media.

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