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The Viability of Blockchain in Corporate Governance

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Christoph Van der Elst

Mandatory Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence in Europe: The Way Forward

There is urgency for the introduction of a harmonized mandatory corporate sustainability due diligence as proposed by the European Commission, but to ensure positive impact throughout the entire global value...

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Institutional Investor Stewardship in the Netherlands

Shareholder engagement takes a central role in corporate governance and is the focal point of many (soft) regulatory initiatives to stimulate long-term value creation. It is also one of the...

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Christoph Van der Elst

Shareholder Sustainability Activism in the Netherlands

The present and the future generations depend on a sustainable society. Companies have a large impact on our society and play a large role in achieving sustainability goals. In this...

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Christoph Van der Elst

Blockchain and Smart Contracting Tech for Modern Shareholder Involvement

Annual General Meetings (AGMs) are considered dull mandatory yearly rituals that provide entertainment to some small shareholders, but, above all, cause many business lawyers and executive officers a headache. The...

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Christoph Van der Elst

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