Related Party Transactions

Comply or explain? Investor protection through Corporate Governance Codes

Related Party Transactions: UK Model

This paper analyses the regulation of related party transactions in the UK through two comparative lenses, one external, the other internal. The...

Implementation of the SRD II Provisions on Related Party Transactions

In 2017 the European Union adopted amendments to the Shareholder Rights Directive enacted a decade earlier. Among the changes was a new Article 9c...

Procedural and Substantive Review of Related Party Transactions (RPTs): The Case for Non-Controlling Shareholder-Dependent (NCS-Dependent) Directors

In publicly traded companies, related party transactions (RPTs) are an obvious vehicle for shareholder expropriation. However, they may also be...

The Rise of Private Equity Continuation Funds

This Article provides the first comprehensive examination of an emerging practice within the private equity sector—continuation funds....

Be Careful What You Wish For: How Progress Engendered Regression in Related Party Transaction Regulation in Israel

The regulation of related party transactions (RPTs) is today the single most important yardstick for the quality of corporate governance systems. It is...

Related Party Transactions: Policy Options and Real-World Challenges (With a Critique of the European Commission Proposal)

This paper provides a legal and policy analysis of transactions between a corporation and one of its ?related parties.? It first highlights the reasons...

Related Party Transactions in East Asia

Related party transactions (RPTs) exist in most countries, including developing countries as well as those already developed. RPTs may take place on an...

Justifications for Minority-Co-Owned Groups and Their Corporate Law Implications

Corporate groups with listed subsidiaries are common around the world, despite the risks they pose to minority shareholders. Shaping a firm as a web of...

Regulation and self-regulation of related party transactions in Italy: An empirical analysis

This paper assesses how Italian companies have implemented the regulation on related party transactions enacted by Consob in 2010. Companies have been...

MOM Approval in a World of Active Shareholders

Majority of Minority (MOM) approval is a common mechanism used in many jurisdictions to control conflicts of interest in related party transactions....

Related Party Transactions on the London Stock Exchange: What Works and What Does Not

The rules governing companies listed on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange and its Alternative Investment Market fill an important gap in the...