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The Government Controlling Shareholder as a Fiduciary: Implications for Climate Change Management and Litigation

6 February 2024

Ernest Lim

How It Matters Who Makes Corporate Rules

14 December 2023

Jonathan Chan

Ernest Lim

Call for Papers for the Biennial Law and Ethics Symposium—The Boundaries of Corporations’ Responsibility, UCL Centre for Ethics and Law

7 February 2023

Iris H-Y Chiu

Ernest Lim

Climate Risk: Enforcement of Corporate and Securities Law in Common Law Asia

1 September 2022

Umakanth Varottil

Ernest Lim

Directors’ Duties and the Controller’s Role in Relation to Climate Change: The Case of Singapore

Recently, the Singapore Legal Opinion on Climate Change was launched; so was a White Paper that elaborates on the Opinion. I will first provide an overview of the Opinion and...

14 July 2021

Ernest Lim

Managing Corporations’ Risk in Adopting AI: A Corporate Responsibility Paradigm

Accelerating developments are being observed in machine learning (ML) technology as the capacities for data capture and ever-increasing computer processing power have significantly improved. This is a branch of artificial...

19 April 2021

Iris H-Y Chiu

Ernest Lim

Attribution: A Rule-Based Framework

No area of company law seems to have generated greater controversy and uncertainty in recent times than corporate attribution. There have been at least seven decisions handed down in the...

7 April 2021

Ernest Lim

Technology vs Ideology: How Far will Artificial Intelligence and Distributed Ledger Technology Transform Corporate Governance and Business?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and distributed ledger technology (DLT) are referred to as the new ‘Corporate Technologies’ or ‘CorpTech’ (Enriques and Zetzsche, 2019), currently watched in terms of their...

23 March 2021

Iris H-Y Chiu

Ernest Lim

Social Enterprises in Asia

Social enterprises are on the rise worldwide. A recent survey of 1,030 social enterprises found that they generated more than €6.06 billion in revenue, impacted more than 871...

17 March 2021

Ernest Lim

A Case for Shareholders’ Fiduciary Duties in Common Law Asia

A Case for Shareholders’ Fiduciary Duties in Common Law Asia seeks to reconceptualise the role of shareholders in listed companies as one that should include fiduciary duties, particularly...

5 September 2019

Ernest Lim

The Government Controlling Shareholder as a Fiduciary: Implications for Climate Change Management and Litigation

How It Matters Who Makes Corporate Rules

Call for Papers for the Biennial Law and Ethics Symposium—The Boundaries of Corporations’ Responsibility, UCL Centre for Ethics and Law

Climate Risk: Enforcement of Corporate and Securities Law in Common Law Asia

Directors’ Duties and the Controller’s Role in Relation to Climate Change: The Case of Singapore

Managing Corporations’ Risk in Adopting AI: A Corporate Responsibility Paradigm

Attribution: A Rule-Based Framework

Technology vs Ideology: How Far will Artificial Intelligence and Distributed Ledger Technology Transform Corporate Governance and Business?

Social Enterprises in Asia

A Case for Shareholders’ Fiduciary Duties in Common Law Asia

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