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Shareholder Proposals and Boards’ Veto Power

13 September 2022

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Sophie Vermeille

The SEC’s New Proposal on Climate Disclosure: Critiquing the Critics

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released its long-awaited Climate Disclosure Proposal on 21 March 2022. The Proposal is expansive, the stakes are high, and, predictably, the critical...

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George S Georgiev

The Human Capital Management Movement in US Corporate Law: A Comparative Perspective

One distinctive and seemingly immutable feature of US corporate governance has long been its narrow focus on the interaction among three constituencies—managers, directors, and shareholders—to the exclusion of other stakeholders,...

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George S Georgiev

Directors’ Duties and Stakeholder Interests: Comparing India and the United Kingdom

An existential (but problematic) question in company law relates to the very purpose for which companies are incorporated and managed. Are companies to be run solely for the purpose of...

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Mihir Naniwadekar

Umakanth Varottil

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