Evolving Directors’ Duties in the Common Law World
Legal scholars have long discussed the gap, or “acoustic separation”, between stringent standards of conduct (“conduct rules”) and more...
Read moreLegal scholars have long discussed the gap, or “acoustic separation”, between stringent standards of conduct (“conduct rules”) and more...
Read moreIn this article, we identify a fundamental contradiction in the law of fiduciary duty of corporate directors across jurisdictions, namely the tension...
Read moreUnderstanding the role of culture in corporate governance has become a subject of growing importance. Today, no institutional analysis of corporate...
Read moreCorporate governance is concerned with the resolution of collective action problems among dispersed investors and the reconciliation of conflicts of...
Read moreBoards and shareholders are increasing using charter and bylaw provisions to customize their corporate governance. Recent examples include forum...
Read moreThis paper will be published as a chapter of the forthcoming volume ‘Directors & Officers Liability’ edited by Simon F. Deakin, Helmut Koziol,...
Read moreWe show that firms take more (but not necessarily excessive) risks when one of their directors experiences a corporate bankruptcy at another firm where...
Read moreThe conventional view of corporate governance is that it is a neutral set of processes and practices that govern how a company is managed. We demonstrate...
Read moreThis survey provides an overview of theoretical and empirical research on information flows in corporations. It highlights key frictions preventing...
Read moreThis paper investigates whether female independent directors are more likely to impose high dividend payouts. We find evidence that firms with a larger...
Read moreCorporate governance of banks and other financial institutions differs considerably from general corporate governance. For financial institutions...
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