European Company and Financial Law Review

2004 - 2026

Current editor(s): Heribert Hirte

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Can U. S. Venture Capital Contracts Be Transplanted into Europe? Systematic Evidence from Germany and Italy – Part I pp. 425-452: Enriques Luca, Nigro Casimiro A. and Tröger Tobias H.
Corporate Disclosure Regulation and Sustainability pp. 453-482: Alexander Kern and Darbellay Aline
Financial Markets and their Regulation in a De-Globalizing World pp. 483-494: Verdier Pierre-Hugues
The Governance for or by Stakeholders: An Illusory Promise (or a Chimera)? Remarks for its Implementation in the Italian Legal System pp. 495-528: Benedetti Lorenzo
The Valuation of Control Attached to Shares pp. 529-552: Verbeek Wouter P and Pijls Arnoud Cw
Multiple Voting Shares in French Listed Companies pp. 553-586: Saad Myrna

The EU Inc. – half European, fully digital, and genuinely innovative pp. 239-294: Schmidt Jessica and Teichmann Christoph
The “28th Regime” for Start-Up and Scale-Up Companies: What is there and What is Missing in the Current Debate on EU-Inc.? pp. 295-325: Coen Claudio
Corporate Financing in the “28th Legal Form” (SPEU) pp. 326-332: Hommelhoff Peter
Disclosure of Cybersecurity Incidents under Art. 17 MAR pp. 333-361: Juan-Mateu Fernando
Benefit Corporations and Director Accountability pp. 362-392: Agstner Peter
The Italian Implementation of Cross-Border Conversions: What Impact on the Freedom of Establishment? pp. 393-423: Rinaldo Carlotta

Introduction to this special issue of the European Company and Financial Law Review (2026) pp. 1-4: Hannigan Brenda
Greenhushing as Strategic Silence: A Disturbing Twist for Stakeholder Engagement and Sustainable Business pp. 5-40: Villiers Charlotte
Civil Liability for Lead Firms in GVCs: A Law and Economics and Empirical Analysis of the French Vigilance Law pp. 41-71: Lafarre Anne and Rombouts Bas
Sustainable Directors’ Duties: European and French Perspectives in Light of the Omnibus I Simplification Package or the Dilemma of the Hare and the Tortoise pp. 72-111: Malecki Catherine
The European Corporate Sustainability Directives: Extending the Common Law Duty of Care? pp. 112-145: Andrew Johnston
Sustainability Reporting – Evolution and Retreat – A UK Corporate Governance Perspective pp. 146-177: Hannigan Brenda
Liability for Greenwashing in Germany pp. 178-201: Gnauert Jonas
Financial Statements (Mis)Reporting and Director’s Liability under Spanish Company Law. A Case Law Approach pp. 202-218: Fuentes Naharro Mónica
Corporate Purpose, Sustainability and Law: Revisiting Binder, Hopt, and Kuntz (2024) pp. 219-238: Thomsen Steen

EU Capital Markets Law and the Claim for “Simplification”: Suggestions for a Possible Legal Methodology pp. 597-638: Annunziata Filippo
Resilience of Municipally Owned Utility Companies – A Hungarian Case Study pp. 639-659: Sági Judit and Lentner Csaba
Exit Right of Shareholders pp. 660-696: Gárdos Péter
The Butterfly Effect: Re-examining the Limits of ESAs’ Discretion pp. 697-711: Pechlivanidi Irofili
The Big MAC is Back: Comparative and International Issues on Material Adverse Change (MAC) Clause pp. 712-748: Long Sergio García
Bona Fide Acquisition of Intermediated Securities Recorded in the Polish Securities Depository pp. 749-771: Wosiak Kacper

VC-Backed Companies and Sustainability: A Slower but Potentially More Profitable Union pp. 451-474: Pollastro Irene
Should SMEs Be Subject to Mandatory Sustainability Reporting? pp. 475-518: Yaşar Tuğçe Nimet
The Coordination between the International Accounting Rules and the European Capital Maintenance Rules – A Case for Amendments? pp. 519-550: Pessoa Diogo
Social and Legal Barriers to a Socially-Focussed Corporate Purpose: A Luhmannian Systems Analysis pp. 551-596: Moore Colin R

Introduction pp. 309-309: Mecatti Irene
Early Intervention Measures and Shareholders’ Rights pp. 310-339: Mecatti Irene
Early Intervention Measures (EIMs): The EU Framework in Force and Its Proposed Amendment pp. 340-363: Gortsos Christos V.
Proportionality in Crisis Prevention and Resolution Planning: Institutional Protection Schemes and Banking Groups. Some Preliminary Considerations pp. 364-378: Lamandini Marco and Bevivino Vito
Proportionality of MREL for Transfer Strategies in the Context of the CMDI. Initial Considerations pp. 379-388: Bevivino Vito
Deposit Guarantee Schemes: The Key Tool for Avoiding a Disorderly Exit from the Market for Small and Medium-Sized Banks in Difficulty pp. 389-413: Brescia Morra Concetta
Deposit Guarantee Schemes and Bank Crises: Some Considerations on Proportionality pp. 414-430: Martinez Cristiano
EU Regulatory Proposal on the Treatment of Liabilities of Uncertain Existence, Timing or Amount in a Bail-In Scenario pp. 431-450: Mediavilla José Luis Colino

Applying CSDDD in Corporate Groups pp. 129-164: Sørensen Karsten Engsig
Access Denied. Technical Problems in the Virtual Shareholder Meeting from a Dutch, German and Swiss Perspective pp. 165-194: M. van Vught Koen A.
One Year of FlexCo: Reflections and Unveiling the Appeal of Regulatory Dualism pp. 195-213: Nicolussi Julia
What Constitutes Inside Information for Corporate Bond Issuers? pp. 214-240: Lidman Erik
Inside Information under MiCAR – What Have We Not Learned from MAR? pp. 241-266: Rycerski Adrian
Rescued Banks Back to the Market?: The Theory, Practices and Future Perspectives of the EU Precautionary Recapitalization pp. 267-308: Martino Edoardo D. and Perini Andrea

Editorial:Areas of EU Sustainability Regulation Requiring Revision pp. 1-4: Hennrichs Joachim and Hommelhoff Peter
Improving the Effectiveness of EU Capital Markets Law (Lessons from Financial Regulation?) pp. 5-24: Wymeersch Eddy
Piercing the Corporate Veil in Public Interest Matters pp. 25-41: Strik Daniella
Shareholder Activism and ESG: From Locust to Green Knight? A Perspective from the Netherlands pp. 42-69: Duynstee D. J. F. F. M., Drenth T. and Pijls A. C. W.
The Ukrainian Regulatory Approach for Related Party Transactions and the SRD II: A Two-Way Street of Learning pp. 70-107: Romashchenko Ivan
The CSDDD, Corporate Governance and Jadar Lithium pp. 108-128: Stokkermans Christiaan