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Japan as an Activist’s Paradise?

24 September 2024

Hiroyuki Watanabe

Shareholder activism and ESG: from locust to green knight? A perspective from the Netherlands

The Promise and Perils of Promoting ESG With Demand-Side Regulation

12 February 2024

Thilo Kuntz

Something Old, Something New: Cultivating Institutional Investor Engagement Through Shareholder Stewardship

27 June 2023

Dionysia Katelouzou

The Poison Pill: Still Relevant After All These Years—Even in Japan

4 April 2023

Curtis J. Milhaupt

Zenichi Shishido

The ESG Gap

New Series: Board-Shareholder Dialogue

23 November 2022

Luca Enriques

Giovanni Strampelli

Recent Trends in Shareholder Activism in Germany

14 October 2022

Michael Ulmer

Korea’s Stewardship Code and the Rise of Shareholder Activism

In recent corporate governance scholarship, institutional investors’ stewardship is one of the most frequently discussed concepts and phenomena. As a response to the 2008 global financial crisis, the stewardship movement...

25 May 2022

Sang Yop Kang

Kyung-Hoon Chun

SPACtivism

SPACs are on fire. Scholars and commentators have pointed out the flaws of SPACs, including the various agency problems they generate (Klausner 2021),and their utilization by sophisticated investors...

Japan as an Activist’s Paradise?

Shareholder activism and ESG: from locust to green knight? A perspective from the Netherlands

The Promise and Perils of Promoting ESG With Demand-Side Regulation

Something Old, Something New: Cultivating Institutional Investor Engagement Through Shareholder Stewardship

The Poison Pill: Still Relevant After All These Years—Even in Japan

The ESG Gap

New Series: Board-Shareholder Dialogue

Recent Trends in Shareholder Activism in Germany

Korea’s Stewardship Code and the Rise of Shareholder Activism

SPACtivism

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