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Loyalty Voting Rights in Belgium: Nothing More than a Control-enhancing Mechanism

1 November 2023

The missing role of controlling shareholders in the short-termism debate

31 August 2023

Tom Vos

Credit Suisse CoCos: Why the Write-Down Makes Sense

6 April 2023

Edoardo D. Martino

Tom Vos

Authorizations to issue shares and disapply pre-emption rights: evidence from Belgium and France

10 January 2023

Tom Vos

Why Stock Market Short-Termism Is Not the Problem in the US (or the EU) - A review of Mark Roe’s book

Mark Roe, one of the most prominent voices in the short-termism debate, recently wrote an excellent book titled Missing the Target. Why Stock Market Short-Termism Is...

8 June 2022

Tom Vos

Conference Report: The ECGI Roundtable on Loyalty Shares

One of the most controversial topics in corporate law scholarship has been whether there is a ‘short-termism problem’ in equity capital markets, and if there is such a problem, how...

4 September 2018

Tom Vos

The second episode in the AkzoNobel saga: activist shareholders lose again in Dutch court, but reach settlement

In its decision of 10 August 2017, the Dutch court of Amsterdam in summary proceedings (‘voorzieningenrechter’) denied the request of two activist shareholders of AkzoNobel, Elliott and York,...

20 September 2017

Tom Vos

ECJ in Marco Tronchetti Provera v. Consob on price adjustments in mandatory bids in Case of Collusion

In a decision of 20 July 2017 in the case Marco Tronchetti Provera SpA e.a. v Consob, the European Court of Justice ruled for the first time on...

30 August 2017

Tom Vos

Akzo Nobel: Activist Shareholders Hit Wall of Dutch Stakeholder Model

An attempt at courtship has ended up in court. Over the past months, US paints and coatings giant PPG Industries (‘PPG’) has tried to woe the management and shareholders of...

1 June 2017

Thom Wetzer

Tom Vos

Loyalty Voting Rights in Belgium: Nothing More than a Control-enhancing Mechanism

The missing role of controlling shareholders in the short-termism debate

Credit Suisse CoCos: Why the Write-Down Makes Sense

Authorizations to issue shares and disapply pre-emption rights: evidence from Belgium and France

Why Stock Market Short-Termism Is Not the Problem in the US (or the EU) - A review of Mark Roe’s book

Conference Report: The ECGI Roundtable on Loyalty Shares

The second episode in the AkzoNobel saga: activist shareholders lose again in Dutch court, but reach settlement

ECJ in Marco Tronchetti Provera v. Consob on price adjustments in mandatory bids in Case of Collusion

Akzo Nobel: Activist Shareholders Hit Wall of Dutch Stakeholder Model

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