European Company and Financial Law Review

2004 - 2024

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Volume 19, issue 6, 2022

Introduction pp. 895-899

Wojcik Karl-Philipp

Inter-agency Cooperation Within the SRM: Legal and Operational Challenges for the Cooperation Between Banking Supervision and Resolution Authorities in the EU and With Third-country Authorities pp. 900-916

Binder Jens-Hinrich

The Legal and Practical Challenges Which Arise in Recognition of Third-Country Resolution Action: A Case Study in Cooperation Between Banking Supervision and Resolution Authorities pp. 917-923

Kelly Tess and Daved Shalina

Panel I of the SRB Legal Conference – Legal and Operational Challenges That Arise in Respect of the Cooperation Between Banking Supervision and Resolution Authorities in the EU and in Respect of Their Cooperation with Third-Country Authorities pp. 924-935

Paggi Eleonora and Martinez Cristiano

The Financial Appeal Bodies of the European Union: Nature and Future of the Appeal Panel of the Single Resolution Board pp. 936-949

Lastra Rosa M. and Bodellini Marco

Some Reflections on the Standard of Review in the Experience of the ESAs Joint Board of Appeal and of the SRB Appeal Panel pp. 950-970

Lamandini Marco and Ramos Muñoz David

Legal Conference – Panel II – Role, Scope of Review and Significance of Internal Administrative Review Bodies in the Banking Union and in the European System of Financial Supervision pp. 971-977

Lapresta Bienz Ana Raquel and Rius Riu Joan

The ‘judicial’ control of discretionary measures in banking and financial fields: the role of EU Courts (and Boards of Appeal) pp. 978-991

Condinanzi Massimo

Administrative Discretion in U. S. Banking Regulation pp. 992-1009

Tarullo Daniel K.

Panel III of the SRB Legal Conference – The Exercise of Administrative Discretion by Banking Authorities and the Need to Ensure Accountability; Perspectives From the EU and US pp. 1010-1016

Verhulst Gilles

Volume 19, issue 5, 2022

Virtual Corporate Seat: A Case for Reform? pp. 685-700

Mikalonienė Lina

Harmonising Shareholder Protection Laws for Related Party Transactions: – Art. 9 c of the Shareholder Rights Directive as the Nucleus of European Group Law – pp. 701-748

Florstedt Tim

The Subordination of Shareholder and Intragroup Loans in Italy. Shifting Perspective in the Wake of the Covid-19 Emergency Legislation pp. 749-781

Borselli Angelo

Sustainability‐Related Disclosures in Financial Services and Dialogue Policies in Listed Companies pp. 782-827

Della Tommasina Luca

Regulating Innovation through Digital Platforms: The Sandbox Tool pp. 828-853

Miglionico Andrea

Regulating Digital Platforms: the European Experience with Financial Return Crowdfunding pp. 854-894

Valiante Diego

Volume 19, issue 4, 2022

A More Socio-Environmentally Responsive Way to Organise the Firm? A Case Study on Danish Social Enterprise Law pp. 517-555

Liptrap J. S.

Loyalty Shares: an International Perspective. A Suitable Instrument to Fight Short-Termism? pp. 556-590

Torres Isabel Fernández

Golden Power and Anti-Takeover Corporate Mechanisms pp. 591-621

Prenestini Francesca

Binding Capital to Free Purpose: Steward Ownership in Germany pp. 622-653

Sanders Anne

A New Start for the European Private Company: The Draft Statute for a “Société Européenne Simplifiée” (SES) pp. 654-684

Verse Dirk A.

Volume 19, issue 3, 2022

The New Greek Companies Act – Greek Company Law: Made in Greece or in Europe? pp. 339-353

Perakis Evanghelos

A legislative approach to corporate governance of listed companies: The example of the new Greek Corporate Governance Law pp. 354-389

Livada Christina

Related Party Transactions: Lessons From Regulation in Greece pp. 390-421

Vervessos Nikolaos

The New Harmonized Protection of Creditors in Cross-Border Mergers pp. 422-444

Papadopoulos Thomas

Disclosure and Enforcement under the EU Listing Act pp. 445-516

Veil Rüdiger, Wiesner Marc and Reichert Moritz

Volume 19, issue 2, 2022

Regulation of Shareholder Exits in Closely Held Companies – Reflections from Sweden pp. 175-202

Almlöf Hanna

Mandatory Dematerialization of Shares in Polish Private Companies: A Missed Opportunity to Do Things Right pp. 203-238

Dybiński Jacek and Weber Anne-Marie

Regulatory Barriers to Corporate Restructuring Through Disposition of Major Assets – A Serbian Perspective* pp. 239-271

Radović Mirjana and Radović Vuk

Robo-Advice as a Digital Finance Platform pp. 272-304

Zunzunegui Fernando

Approaching the Danske Bank Scandal in a “Tragedy of the Commons” Perspective: Implications for Anti-Money Laundering Institutional Design and Regulatory Reforms in Europe pp. 305-338

Minto Andrea and Skovmand Rasmussen Niels

Volume 19, issue 1, 2022

Preliminary Procedures in Shareholder Derivative Litigation: A Beneficial Legal Transplant? pp. 3-39

Martin Gelter

Credit Funds Regulation in the EU and the Debate on NPLS and AMCS: The Need for Further Harmonization pp. 40-75

Annunziata Filippo

Enforcement of Fines and Other Pecuniary Obligations Imposed by the ECB: (Part II): National Level pp. 76-99

Hayden Helene

Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Company Law. Shareholders’ Meetings and Resolutions pp. 100-127

Pinior Piotr

Sustainable Finance and Fintech: Can Technology Contribute to Achieving Environmental Goals? A Preliminary Assessment of ‘Green Fintech’ and ‘Sustainable Digital Finance’ pp. 128-174

Macchiavello Eugenia and Siri Michele

Volume 18, issue 6, 2021

Internal Investigations, Whistleblowing and External Monitoring: Comparative Experiences, Economic Insights, Findings from Corporate Practice pp. 863-898

Hopt Klaus J.

How to Behave Like a Good Banker?: The Dutch Banker’s Oath and the Dutch Banking Disciplinary Committee pp. 899-947

Laaper Peter and Busch Danny

Climate Change Reporting and Due Diligence: Frontiers of Corporate Climate Responsibility pp. 948-979

Hösli Andreas and Weber Rolf H.

Protection of shareholders in cross-border mergers: the new harmonized rules pp. 980-1010

Papadopoulos Thomas

Enforcement of Fines and Other Pecuniary Obligations Imposed by the ECB (Part I): European Level pp. 1011-1050

Hayden Helene

Volume 18, issue 5, 2021

Related Party Transactions – a closer look at the emergence of the new EU regime pp. 697-713

Skog Rolf

Breakthrough in Parent Company Liability: Three Shell Defeats, the End of an Era and New Paradigms pp. 714-748

Cees van Dam

‘Front’ or ‘Straw Men’ Directors: A Missing Element in the Effort to Prevent the Abuse of Companies? pp. 749-772

Engsig Sørensen Karsten

The Judicial Control of a Cross-Border Merger approved by means of an abusive resolution: (The decisions of several Spanish courts resolving the conflict over the control of “Mediaset”) pp. 773-793

Recalde-Castells Andrés and Roncero-Sánchez Antonio

Concerns About the Quality and Influence of Proxy Advisors, and Its Implications for the Preparations of the Shareholders Meeting pp. 794-819

Verdam Albert F.

Majority of the Minority Approval of Related Party Transactions: the Analysis of Institutional Shareholder Voting pp. 820-862

Gözlügöl Alperen Afşin

Volume 18, issue 4, 2021

Wirecard and European Company and Financial Law pp. 519-554

Mock Sebastian

Towards Harmonised Frameworks for the Liquidation of Non-Systemically Relevant Credit Institutions in the EU?: A Discussion of Policy Choices and Potential Impediments pp. 555-587

Binder Jens-Hinrich

Creditor Protection and Divisions – Did the CJEU Get It Right? pp. 588-607

Alexandropoulou Antigoni and Winner Martin

Go Preventive or Go Home – The Double Nature of MREL pp. 608-639

Martino Edoardo D. and Parchimowicz Katarzyna M.

Shaped by the Rules. How Inducement Regulation Will Change the Investment Service Industry pp. 640-668

Restelli Enrico Rino

Clawback Provisions in Executive Compensation Contracts pp. 669-696

Stark Johanna

Volume 18, issue 3, 2021

Shunning Banks or Depending on Them? Crypto Markets and the Rise of Crypto-Friendly Banking pp. 321-337

Athanassiou Phoebus L.

Breaking Up Is Hard to Do – What Brexit Means for UK Insolvency and Restructuring Law pp. 338-376

McCormack Gerard

The Recognition and Enforcement of UK Insolvency Proceedings in Spain After a Hard-Brexit. Special Reference to Schemes of Arrangement pp. 377-397

Flores Marta

Accounting Concepts in Company Law pp. 398-427

Seehausen Jesper

Behavioural Economic Influences on Primary Market Disclosure – The Case of the EU Regulation on European Crowdfunding Service Providers pp. 428-463

Serdaris Konstantinos

Investment Services Regulation in Germany and Japan pp. 464-516

Baum Harald and Yamanaka Toshiaki

Volume 18, issue 2, 2021

Corporate Purpose: A Management Concept and its Implications for Company Law pp. 161-189

Fleischer Holger

Reforming EU Company Law to Secure the Future of European Business pp. 190-217

Sjåfjell Beate

Sustainable Corporate Governance: A Way Forward? pp. 218-243

Knapp Vanessa

Discussion Report pp. 244-251

Stegmann Leoni

Discussion Report pp. 252-255

Osier Margo

The Inside Information Regime of the MAR andthe Rise of the ESG Era pp. 256-290

Mülbert Peter O. and Sajnovits Alexander

Corporate Social Bonds: A Legal Analysis pp. 291-320

Lenzi Diletta

Volume 18, issue 1, 2021

Some Reflections on the Self-insider and the Market Abuse Regulation – The Self-insider as a Monopoly-Square Insider pp. 2-33

Lombardo Stefano

Self-placement of Complex Financial Instruments by Banks to Retail Clients and Civil Liability Issues – An Overview of Greek Case-Law pp. 34-75

O. Mitsou Anna

Composition and Qualifications of Credit Institutions’ Board of Directors: European Requirements and the Principle of Proportionality pp. 76-106

D. Tountopoulos Vassilios

Third-Party Releases in Insolvency of Multinational Enterprise Groups pp. 107-140

Kokorin Ilya

The Legal Background of Sovereign Wealth Funds and Their Role in National Economies pp. 141-158

András Kecskés