Related event:
ECGI Policy Workshop (Online) | European Commission study by Ernst & Young (EY) on 'Directors’ Duties and Sustainable Corporate Governance'
11-13 November 2020 | 3 days | 14:30 - 17:00 (CET) | 10:30 - 13:00 (EDT)
Based on a study by Ernst & Young (EY) on directors’ duties and sustainable corporate governance published earlier this year, the European Commission is considering broad-sweeping reforms of corporate governance which will deeply affect European companies. The EY study has stimulated a lively discussion about the impact of short-termism. A number of scholars responded to the Commission’s consultation, urging policymakers to consider the full extent of the existing literature and established findings on the topics referenced. In an effort to address these gaps and to contribute to the current policy debate, ECGI will convene leading scholars in a workshop format to discuss these issues. Following an initial presentation of the report, ECGI research members will then discuss the topics covered by the report and the policy options currently considered by the European Commission.
Useful links:
EY Report: https://bit.ly/3jcBBUt
All Public Responses to the Consultation: https://bit.ly/3khuNGq
Submitted Response from Wolf-Georg Ringe: https://bit.ly/3jhTxgx
Submitted Response from Paul Davies and Rolf Skog (ECLE group): https://bit.ly/3dPqY95
Submitted Response from Mark Roe and Holger Spamann: https://bit.ly/2TdHRkp
Submitted Response from Alex Edmans: https://bit.ly/2TdxBIJ
Submitted Response from Steen Thomsen: https://bit.ly/3kfjuyJ and https://bit.ly/2Hb9Xui
Related event:
ECGI Policy Workshop (Online) | European Commission study by Ernst & Young (EY) on 'Directors’ Duties and Sustainable Corporate Governance'
11-13 November 2020 | 3 days | 14:30 - 17:00 (CET) | 10:30 - 13:00 (EDT)
Based on a study by Ernst & Young (EY) on directors’ duties and sustainable corporate governance published earlier this year, the European Commission is considering broad-sweeping reforms of corporate governance which will deeply affect European companies. The EY study has stimulated a lively discussion about the impact of short-termism. A number of scholars responded to the Commission’s consultation, urging policymakers to consider the full extent of the existing literature and established findings on the topics referenced. In an effort to address these gaps and to contribute to the current policy debate, ECGI will convene leading scholars in a workshop format to discuss these issues. Following an initial presentation of the report, ECGI research members will then discuss the topics covered by the report and the policy options currently considered by the European Commission.
Useful links:
EY Report: https://bit.ly/3jcBBUt
All Public Responses to the Consultation: https://bit.ly/3khuNGq
Submitted Response from Wolf-Georg Ringe: https://bit.ly/3jhTxgx
Submitted Response from Paul Davies and Rolf Skog (ECLE group): https://bit.ly/3dPqY95
Submitted Response from Mark Roe and Holger Spamann: https://bit.ly/2TdHRkp
Submitted Response from Alex Edmans: https://bit.ly/2TdxBIJ
Submitted Response from Steen Thomsen: https://bit.ly/3kfjuyJ and https://bit.ly/2Hb9Xui
Research Member
Banco BPI Professor of Finance
from Campus de Campolide
Research Member
Acting Dean and Professor of Finance
from Cass Business School, Faculty of Finance
Research Member
Stefan Persson Family Professor of Entrepreneurial Finance
from Stockholm School of Economics
Research Member
Tuck Centennial Professor of Finance
from Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth
Fellow, Research Member
Professor of Economics, Facoltà di Economia
from Università di Napoli Federico II
Research Member
Professor of Finance
from Norwegian School of Economics
Research Member
Nicholas E. Chimicles Research Professor of Business Law and Regulation
from UVA Law
Research Member
John G. Macfarlane Family Chair - Professor of Business Administration (Finance)
from Darden School of Business, University of Virginia
Research Member
Professor of International Economic Law and Professor of Financial Market Regulation
from Tilburg University Faculty of Law and Tilburg Law and Economics Center
Fellow, Research Member
Barbara and David Zalaznick Professor of Business
from Columbia Business School
Fellow, Research Member
Professor of Finance
from London School of Economics and Political Science
Research Member
Professor of Finance
from Stockholm School of Economics
Research Member
Professor of Law and Finance
from Amsterdam Law School and Business School, University of Amsterdam
Research Member
Associate Professor of Finance and Hillenbrand Family Faculty Fellow
from Boston College
Research Member
Professor of Business & Financial Law
from Tilburg University
Fellow, Research Member
C.V. Starr Professor of Economics
from Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University
Research Member
Professor and Vice President
from Toulouse School of Economics
Fellow, Research Member
Joseph L. Gidwitz Distinguished Service Professor of Finance
from University of Chicago
