European Company and Financial Law Review

2004 - 2024

Current editor(s): Heribert Hirte

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Volume 15, issue 4, 2018

Crypto-Securities Regulation: ICOs, Token Sales and Cryptocurrencies under EU Financial Law pp. 645-696

Hacker Philipp and Thomale Chris

Corporate Governance Codes and Groups of Companies: In Search of Best Practices for Group Governance pp. 697-731

Szabó Dániel Gergely and Sørensen Karsten Engsig

Brexit and the Provision of Financial Services into the EU and into the UK pp. 732-771

Wymeersch Eddy

Banking Crisis Management, Recovery and Resolution Planning, and “New Governance” Theory: Approaching “Living Wills” as a Public-Private Collaborative Form of Regulation pp. 772-804

Minto Andrea

Director–Shareholder Dialogues Behind the Scenes: Searching for a Balance Between Freedom of Expression and Market Fairness pp. 805-856

Mosca Chiara

Volume 15, issue 3, 2018

The Continuing Importance of the Scheme of Arrangement as a Debt Restructuring Tool pp. 445-448

Payne Jennifer

Debt Restructuring in the UK pp. 449-471

Payne Jennifer

Reflections on English Law Schemes of Arrangement in Distress and Proposals for Reform pp. 472-502

Paterson Sarah

Debt Restructuring in Germany pp. 503-515

Bork Reinhard

Scheming against the Schemes: A New Framework to Deal with Business Financial Distress in Spain pp. 516-552

Tirado Ignacio

The Singapore Story of Injecting US Chapter 11 into the Commonwealth Scheme pp. 553-584

Wee Meng Seng

The Scheme of Arrangement as a Debt Restructuring Tool in India: Problems And Prospects pp. 585-615

Varottil Umakanth

Path Dependence and Paradox in Harmonizing Out-of-court Procedures across Europe. The Evidence from Italy pp. 615-644

Mangano Renato

Volume 15, issue 2, 2018

Self-Dealing by Controlling Shareholders: Improving Minority Protection in Light of Article 9 c SRD pp. 197-235

Hallemeesch Nick

The Norwegian Model for Access to the European Financial Markets: The Principles and Practicalities of the EEA States’ Solution to the Passporting Issue in Light of Brexit pp. 236-269

Kinander Morten

Redefining the Freedom of Establishment under EU Law as the Freedom to Choose the Applicable Company Law: A Discussion after the Judgment of the Court of Justice (Grand Chamber) of 25 October 2017 in Case C-106/16, Polbud pp. 270-307

Mucha Ariel and Oplustil Krzysztof

Protectionism and the EU Market for Corporate Control: Is It Possible to Get the Best of Both Worlds? pp. 308-338

Mukwiri Jonathan

The Evolution of the Liability of Credit Rating Agencies in the United States and in the European Union: Regulation after the Crisis pp. 339-402

Picciau Chiara

Harmonization of European Insolvency Law: Preventing Insolvency Law from Turning against Creditors by Upholding the Debt–Equity Divide pp. 403-444

R.J. de Weijs

Volume 15, issue 1, 2018

Non-frustration Rule and Mandatory Bid Rule – Cornerstones of European Takeover Law? pp. 1-40

Habersack Mathias

The Spanish and the European Codification of the Business Judgment Rule pp. 41-68

Hernando Cebriá Luis

An Analysis of the Prospectus Regime: The EU Reforms and the ‘Brexit’ Factor pp. 69-100

Howell Elizabeth

Small Partnership Company Form as a Vehicle for Small and Medium-sized Businesses in Lithuania: Is the Theoretical Model Effective in Practice? pp. 101-122

Mikaloniene Lina

Legal Protection against Decisions of the Single Resolution Board pursuant to Article 85 Single Resolution Mechanism Regulation pp. 123-147

Skauradszun Dominik

‘Baby, it’s cold outside...’ – A Comparative and Economic Analysis of Freeze-outs of Minority Shareholders pp. 148-196

Vos Tom

Volume 14, issue 4, 2017

Educating Bankers on Law, Ethics and Social Values: A Perspective from the US, the UK and Europe pp. 569-608

Arsalidou Demetra

Corporate Directors:In Search of a European Normative Model for Legal Persons as Board Members pp. 609-636

Talens Paula del Val

Europeanisation of Financial Markets Regulation in Times of Brexit pp. 637-661

Kämmerer Jörn Axel

Financial-return Crowdfunding and Regulatory Approaches in the Shadow Banking, FinTech and Collaborative Finance Era pp. 662-722

Macchiavello Eugenia

Corporate Indemnification: Experiences in USA and Developments in Germany, Italy and Portugal pp. 723-774

Ramos Maria Elisabete Gomes

Volume 14, issue 3, 2017

Corporate accountability: non-financial disclosure and liability – A French perspective pp. 399-433

Barsan Iris

Improving the Quality of the Comply or Explain Approach and Introducing Self-Monitoring Through Online Feedbacks pp. 435-457

Mangano Renato

Manipulation in Illiquid Markets – A Tale of Inefficiency? pp. 458-489

Tountopoulos Vassilios D.

(BR)EXIT from the EU: A Legal Perspective pp. 490-567

Told Julia

Volume 14, issue 2, 2017

Opening Remarks pp. 236-238

Hirte Heribert

Opening Remarks pp. 239-241

Pind Søren

Capital Markets Union – One Year On From the Action Plan pp. 242-251

Parmentier Miriam

The Effects of Brexit on the Law of Companies and Financial and Legal Services in Europe: A Summary Overview pp. 252-268

Hellwig Hans-Jürgen

Symposium Discussion Report: First Session The State of the (Capital) Union pp. 268-270

Kambjerre Andreas Sams

Market Building and the Capital Markets Union: Addressing Information Barriers in the SME Funding Market pp. 271-313

Schammo Pierre

Symposium Discussion Report: Second Session Improving Access to Finance pp. 314-315

Kambjerre Andreas Sams

The Cost of Capital – the Normative Foundation of Corporate Law: A Reply pp. 316-335

Paterson Sarah

Market-based financing in the Capital Markets Union: The European Commission’s Proposals to Foster Financial Innovation in the EU pp. 336-364

Kumpan Christoph

Symposium Discussion Report: Third Session Developing and Diversifying the Supply of Funding pp. 364-366

Kambjerre Andreas Sams

Market Abuse Case Law –Where Do We Stand With MAR? pp. 367-390

Hansen Jesper Lau

Symposium Discussion Report: Fourth Session Improving Market Effectiveness: Intermediaries, Infrastructures, and the Broader Legal Framework pp. 391-395

Bergþórsson Andri Fannar

Symposium Discussion Report: Fifth Session SUP, SPE and Beyond (the EMCA Project) pp. 396-397

Bergþórsson Andri Fannar

Volume 14, issue 1, 2017

Regulating Proxy Advisors Through Transparency: Pros and Cons of the EU Approach pp. 1-36

Balp Gaia

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the New Face of the Corporate Mobility in Europe pp. 37-72

Pernazza Federico

Corporate Directors’ Liability in Polish Law pp. 73-93

Jastrzębski Jacek

Conditions and Obligations in ECB Supervisory Decisions as Ancillary Provisions under SSM Law pp. 94-120

Lo Schiavo Gianni

Crowdfunding and the Small Offering Exemption in European and US Prospectus Regulation: Striking a Balance Between Investor Protection and Access to Capital? pp. 121-148

Härkönen Elif

The Conundrum of Hedge Fund Definition pp. 149-186

Nabilou Hossein

Almost Capital-less Companies in Europe: Trends, Variations, Competition pp. 187-233

Bartolacelli Alessio