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

1 November 2023

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

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: Call for Reflection on Sustainable Corporate Governance

Together with other ECGI Research Members, we have recently issued a Call for Reflection on Sustainable Corporate Governance to express our concerns over the risk that new legislation...

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: Comment by the European Company Law Experts Group on the European Commission’s Consultation Document ‘Proposal for an Initiative on Sustainable Corporate Governance’

At the very end of July 2020 the Directorate General, Justice and Consumers, of the European Commission published a study it had commissioned from the accounting firm, EY, entitled ‘...

9 December 2020

ECLE

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: 'The European Commission Considers ‘Short-Termism’ (And ‘What Do You Mean By That?’)'

Statement made by Prof. John C. Coffee, Jr. at the ECGI Policy Workshop on 'Directors’ Duties and Sustainable Corporate Governance' (11 November 2020).The European Commission retained Ernst & Young (‘EY’)...

17 November 2020

John C. Coffee, Jr.

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: ECGI Policy Workshop on ‘Directors' Duties and Sustainable Corporate Governance’

In recent weeks, the Oxford Business Law Blog has been featuring a series of blog posts covering the recently released ‘Study on directors’ duties and sustainable corporate governance’...

3 November 2020

OBLB Editors

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: ‘A Response From the Copenhagen Business School’

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Study on directorsʼ duties and sustainable corporate governance report prepared by EY and published and submitted by the European Commission for...

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: ‘The European Commission’s Sustainable Corporate Governance Report: A Critique’

In July 2020, the European Commission published the ‘Study on directors’ duties and sustainable corporate governance’ by EY (‘the Report’). The Report purports to find evidence of debilitating...

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: 'A Critique of the Study on Directors’ Duties and Sustainable Corporate Governance Prepared by Ernst & Young for the European Commission'

In July 2020 the Directorate General for Justice and Consumers (‘DG’) published a report it had commissioned from the accounting firm, EY, on directors’ duties and sustainable corporate governance (available...

14 October 2020

ECLE

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: ‘European Companies are Short-Term Oriented: The Unconvincing Analysis and Conclusions of the Ernst & Young Study’

The European Commission (hereinafter ‘EC’) is speeding up the sustainability reform process to improve the EU regulatory framework on company law and corporate governance. The considered policy options are mostly...

13 October 2020

Marcello Bianchi

Mateja Milič

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

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

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: Call for Reflection on Sustainable Corporate Governance

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: Comment by the European Company Law Experts Group on the European Commission’s Consultation Document ‘Proposal for an Initiative on Sustainable Corporate Governance’

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: 'The European Commission Considers ‘Short-Termism’ (And ‘What Do You Mean By That?’)'

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: ECGI Policy Workshop on ‘Directors' Duties and Sustainable Corporate Governance’

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: ‘A Response From the Copenhagen Business School’

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: ‘The European Commission’s Sustainable Corporate Governance Report: A Critique’

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: 'A Critique of the Study on Directors’ Duties and Sustainable Corporate Governance Prepared by Ernst & Young for the European Commission'

EC Corporate Governance Initiative Series: ‘European Companies are Short-Term Oriented: The Unconvincing Analysis and Conclusions of the Ernst & Young Study’

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