European Company and Financial Law Review

2004 - 2024

Current editor(s): Heribert Hirte

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Volume 11, issue 4, 2015

The “COMI” Concept in the Revision of the European Insolvency Regulation pp. 479-494

Latella Dario

Comi-migration: Use or Abuse of European Insolvency Law? pp. 495-530

R.J. de Weijs and Breeman M.S.

The Wonderful World of Privileges: - The Par Condicio Creditorum vs. Closeout-Netting pp. 531-553

Paulus Christoph G.

Comparing Insider Trading in the United States and in the European Union: History and Recent Developments pp. 554-593

Ventoruzzo Marco

Acting in Concert in EU Company Law: How Safe Harbours can Reduce Interference with the Exercise of Shareholder Rights pp. 594-632

Ghetti Riccardo

Volume 11, issue 3, 2014

Market Abuse and Private Enforcement pp. 297-332

D. Tountopoulos Vassilios

Regulation and Liability of Credit Rating Agencies – A More Efficient European Law? pp. 333-363

Möllers Thomas M.J. and Niedorf Charis

Active Shareholders and European Takeover Regulation pp. 364-392

Winner Martin

No Rule, Just Exemptions?: Mandatory Bids in Sweden and the EU pp. 393-404

Skog Rolf and Sjöman Erik

Learning from Russia? – How a Coherent Systematic Approach and Strict Focus on Investor Protection Could Improve a European Framework on Mandatory Disclosure pp. 405-453

Werner Kai

The European Court of Justice: Selling Us Short? pp. 454-477

Howell Elizabeth

Volume 11, issue 2, 2014

How to Fund Assetless Estates in Insolvency? Assessing European Funding Mechanisms pp. 135-158

Gijs van Dijck

Six Components of Corporate Governance That Cannot Be Ignored pp. 160-195

McCahery Joseph A. and Vermeulen Erik P.M.

Symposium Discussion Report: Insolvency of Corporate Groups pp. 196-199

Warchol Joanna

Enterprise Groups and their Insolvency: It’s the (Common) Interest, Stupid! pp. 200-213

Arie Van Hoe

European Challenges for Institutional Investor Engagement – Is Mandatory Disclosure the Way Forward pp. 214-257

Birkmose Hanne Søndergaard

The Dividing Line Between Shareholder Democracy and Board Autonomy: Inherent Conflicts of Interest as Normative Criterion pp. 258-296

Cools Sofie

Volume 11, issue 1, 2014

The Swedish Securities Council: A Takeover Panel, and More pp. 1-14

Skog Rolf and Sjöman Erik

Comparative Corporate Governance of Non-Profit Organizations pp. 15-30

Thomsen Steen

Cooperatives As Governance Mechanisms pp. 31-52

Lehmann Matthias

Branches of Companies in the EU: Balancing the Eleventh Company Law Directive, National Company Law and the Right of Establishment pp. 53-96

Engsig Sørensen Karsten

An Orderly Liquidation Authority within a Disorderly Supervisory Framework: Looking into the Dodd-Frank Act from Europe pp. 97-133

Giani Leonardo and Crivellaro Jacopo

Volume 10, issue 4, 2013

Exit Taxation on Capital Gains in the European Union: A Necessary Consequence of Corporate Relocations? pp. 507-522

Peeters Steven

Forum Shopping in Times of Crisis: A Directors’ Duties Perspective pp. 523-553

Mevorach Irit

Cooperation between Liquidators and Courts in Insolvency Proceedings of Related Companies under the Proposed Revised EIR pp. 554-592

Reumers Michele

Volume 10, issue 3, 2013

The Risky Business of Regulating Risk Management in Listed Companies pp. 271-303

Enriques Luca and Zetzsche Dirk

pp. 304-327

Former The

Governing Corporations with Concentrated Ownership Structure: An Empirical Analysis of Hedge Fund Activism in Italy and Germany, and Its Evolution pp. 328-393

Erede Matteo

EU Corporate Governance: A New Supervisory Mechanism for the ʻComply or Explainʼ Principle? pp. 394-431

Sergakis Konstantinos

Takeovers and Incidental Protection of Minority Shareholders pp. 432-460

Mukwiri Jonathan

Friends with Benefits?!: A Comparative View on Legal Standing to Challenge Board Decisions pp. 461-505

Stijn De Dier

Volume 10, issue 2, 2013

7th ECFR Symposium – Luxembourg – 28 September 2012 Opening Remarks pp. 113-116

Gramegna Pierre

The Present and Future of Corporate Governance: Re-Examining the Role of the Board of Directors and Investor Relations in Listed Companies pp. 117-163

McCahery Joseph A., Vermeulen Erik P.M. and Hisatake Masato

Symposium Discussion Report: Duties and Liabilities of Board Members in Listed Companies pp. 164-166

Cools Sofie

Conflict of Interest, Secrecy and Insider Information of Directors, A Comparative Analysis pp. 167-193

Hopt Klaus J.

Director’s Duties in Groups of Companies – Legalizing the Interest of the Group at the European Level pp. 194-226

Conac Pierre-Henri

Symposium Discussion Report: Related Party Transactions pp. 227-229

Cools Sofie

Corporate Mobility in the European Union – a Flash in the Pan? An empirical study on the success of lawmaking and regulatory competition pp. 230-267

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Symposium Discussion Report: The Transfer of Seat pp. 268-270

Cools Sofie

Volume 10, issue 1, 2013

The Vale Decision and the Court’s Case Law on the Nationality of Companies pp. 1-17

Hansen Jesper Lau

The Reform of the Transparency Regime in European Capital Markets Laws pp. 18-44

Veil Rüdiger

The “company’s interests” of the “società aperte” under Italian Corporate Laws pp. 45-74

Cossu Monica

Hybrid Legal Forms at the Gates: The Transition from Combined Legal Forms to Hybrid Corporations and its Consequences for Creditor Protection pp. 75-112

Schaper Martin

Volume 9, issue 4, 2012

Directors’ Versus Shareholders’ Primacy in U.S. Corporations Through the Eyes of History: Is Directors’ Power “Inherent”? pp. 421-445

Bruno Sabrina

Empty Voting: A European Perspective pp. 446-483

Clottens Carl

Perspectives on Group Corporate Governance and European Company Law pp. 484-529

Di Noia Carmine and Gargantini Matteo

Rendering (Once More) the Financial Assistance Regime More Flexible pp. 530-570

Strampelli Giovanni

The Hidden Voyage of a Dying Italian Company, from the Mediterranean Sea to Albion: – A Comment to the ECJ Decision “Interedil” on Cross-Border Transfer of Registered Office before the Filing for Insolvency – pp. 571-579

Mucciarelli Federico M.

Volume 9, issue 3, 2012

Perspectives on Group Corporate Governance and European Company Law pp. 261-274

Chiappetta Francesco and Tombari Umberto

Reforming the Regulation of Trading Venues in the EU under the Proposed MiFID II – Levelling the Playing Field and Overcoming Market Fragmentation? pp. 275-306

Clausen Nis Jul and Sørensen Karsten Engsig

Credit Default Swaps and the EU Short Selling Regulation: A Critical Analysis pp. 307-341

Juurikkala Oskari

Shareholders and Corporate Scrutiny: The Role of the UK Stewardship Code pp. 342-379

Arsalidou Demetra

Expulsion and Valuation Clauses – Freedom of Contract vs. Legal Paternalism in German Partnership and Close Corporation Law pp. 380-419

Schmolke Klaus Ulrich

Volume 9, issue 2, 2012

Back to the Future?: Central Banks as Prudential Supervisors in the Aftermath of the Crisis pp. 112-130

Donato Masciandaro

Some Challenges Facing European Central Banks as Supervising Authority pp. 131-155

Vletter- van Dort Hélène M.

The ECB’s Controversial Securities Market Programme (SMP) and its role in relation to the modified EFSF and the future ESM pp. 156-178

Sester Peter

The International Financial Cooperation – Recent Reforms pp. 179-193

Eva Hüpkes

State Aids, Central Banks and the Financial Crisis pp. 194-220

Psaroudakis Georgios

Infringements of Fundamental Freedoms within the EU Market for Corporate Control pp. 221-260

Papadopoulos Thomas

Volume 9, issue 1, 2012

New Regulation of Remuneration in the Financial Sector in the EU pp. 1-34

Ferran Eilís

Shoot-Out Clauses in Partnerships and Close Corporations pp. 35-50

Fleischer Holger and Schneider Stephan

Incorporation of IFRS in the United States: An Analysis of the SEC's Options and the Implications for the EU pp. 51-73

Pöschke Moritz

Trustee or Delegate? Understanding Representation to Illuminate Shareholder Governance and Regulatory Change pp. 74-100

Verstein Andrew

The Compatibility of Corporate Exit Taxation with European Law pp. 101-110

Biermeyer Thomas, Elsener Fabio and Timba Fiona