European Company and Financial Law Review

2004 - 2025

Current editor(s): Heribert Hirte

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Optional rather than Mandatory EU Company Law: Framework and Specific Proposals pp. 341-362: Hertig Gerard and McCahery Joseph A
Legislative Situation of Corporate Groups in Spanish Law pp. 363-382: Girgado Pablo
Carrot and Stick – The EU's Response to New Securities Trading Systems pp. 383-407: Kumpan Christoph
White Knights and Black Knights – Does the Search for Competitive Bids always Benefit the Shareholders of “Target” Companies? – pp. 408-425: Mucciarelli Federico M
The Effectiveness of Corporate Governance in One-Tier and Two-Tier Board Systems – Evidence from the UK and Germany – pp. 426-474: Jungmann Carsten
The Innoventif Case of the ECJ 1.6.2006, C-453/04 pp. 475-482: Vossius Oliver

Contingent Value Rights in Public Takeovers: Analysis under Swiss Law pp. 249-286: Gerhard Frank
Japanese Corporate Groups under the New Legislation pp. 287-309: Takahashi Eiji
The Battle over Jurisdiction in European Insolvency Law – ECJ 2.5.2006, C-341/04 (Eurofood) – pp. 310-329: Bachner Thomas
The “Compensation” of Damages with Advantages Deriving from Management and Co-ordination Activity (Direzione e Coordinamento) of the Parent Company (article 2497, paragraph 1, Italian Civil Code) – Italian Supreme Court 24 August 2004, no. 16707 – pp. 330-340: Cariello Vincenzo

The Mobility of Companies in Europe and the Organizational Freedom of Company Founders pp. 122-146: Schön Wolfgang
One Share – One Vote: A European Rule? pp. 147-177: Ferrarini Guido
The Place for Creditor Protection on the Agenda for Modernisation of Company Law in the European Union pp. 178-221: Ferran Ellís
The European Regime on Takeovers pp. 222-236: Menjucq Michel
The ECJ on the Verge of a Member State Friendly Judicature? – Annotation to the Marks & Spencer Judgement, ECJ 13. 12. 2005, C-446/03 pp. 237-247: Seer Roman

The Duty of Good Faith in American Corporate Law pp. 1-44: Eisenberg Melvin A
Towards a Simpler and More Flexible Law of Private Companies: A New Approach and the Dutch Experience pp. 45-68: Harm-Jan de Kluiver
Theoretical Reflections on Derivative Actions in English Law: The Representative Problem pp. 69-108: Reisberg Arad
Cross-Border Mergers in Europe – Company Law is catching up! – Commentary on the ECJ's Decision in SEVIC Systems AG pp. 109-119: Schindler Clemens Philipp

Legal Capital and Limited Liability Companies: the European Perspective pp. 413-486: Miola Massimo
The New French Preferred Shares: Moving towards a More Liberal Approach pp. 487-511: Conac Pierre-Henri
The Transfer of the Registered Office and Forum-Shopping in International Insolvency Cases: an Important Decision from Italy – Case Note on the Decision “B & C” of the Italian Corte di Cassazione – pp. 512-533: Mucciarelli Federico Maria

“Law & Economics” Perspectives of Portuguese Corporation Law – System and Current Developments pp. 323-377: Antunes José Engrácia
Legal Transplants in European Company Law – The Case of Fiduciary Duties pp. 378-397: Fleischer Holger
The Extra-Communitarian Effects of Centros, Überseering and Inspire Art with Regard to Fourth Generation Association Agreements pp. 398-412: Sester Peter and Cárdenas T. José Luis

Regulatory Competition in EU Corporate Law after Inspire Art: Unbundling Delaware’s Product for Europe pp. 159-206: Kirchner Christian, Painter Richard W. and Kaal Wulf A.
Experiments in Comparative Corporate Law: The Recent Italian Reform and the Dubious Virtues of a Market for Rules in the Absence of Effective Regulatory Competition pp. 207-269: Ventoruzzo Marco
European Company Law and the ECJ: The Court’s Judgements in the Years 2001 to 2004 pp. 270-321: Klinke Ulrich

The Takeover Directive – a Mini-Directive on the Structure of the Corporation: Is it a Trojan Horse? pp. 1-19: Hirte Heribert
Judicial Enforcement of Extra-legal Codes in UK and German Company Law – Including Observations on OLG Schleswig Holstein, NZG 2004, 669 (Mobilcom II) and LG München I, NZG 2004, 626 (Hypovereinsbank) pp. 20-62: Goulding Simon, Miles Lilian and Schall Alexander
Fundamentals, Developments and Trends in British Company Law – Some Wider Reflections Second Part: Current British Priorities and Wider Reflections pp. 63-106: Rickford Jonathan
Shareholder Interaction Preceding Shareholder Meetings of Public Corporations – A Six Country Comparison pp. 107-157: Zetzsche Dirk A.

Fundamentals, Developments and Trends in British Company Law – Some Wider Reflections. First Part: Overview and the British Approach pp. 391-415: Rickford Jonathan
The Directive on Takeover Bids – Not Worth the Paper It’s Written On? pp. 416-439: Edwards Vanessa
The Mandatory Bid Rule in the Takeover Directive: Harmonization Without Foundation? pp. 440-457: Enriques Luca
The Rules on Conflict of Laws in the European Takeover Directive pp. 458-476: Mathias Siems

Executive Remuneration and Corporate Governance in the EU: Convergence, Divergence, and Reform Perspectives pp. 251-339: Ferrarini Guido and Moloney Niamh
The Transfer of Shares of Private Companies pp. 340-367: Kalss Susanne
The New Italian Corporate Law: an Outline pp. 368-378: Montalenti Paolo
Relocation and Taxation: the European Court of Justice Disallows the French Rule of Direct Taxation of Unrealised Gains – Commentary on the ECJ’s Decision in Hughes de Lasteyrie du Saillant – pp. 379-389: Parleani Gilbert

Board Models in Europe – Recent Developments of Internal Corporate Governance Structures in Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and Italy pp. 135-168: Hopt Klaus J. and Leyens Patrick C.
The Societas Europaea: a Network Economics Approach pp. 169-205: Stefano Lombardo and Piero Pasotti
The New Israeli Companies Law: Some Theoretical Highlights pp. 206-234: Procaccia Uriel
Company Contracts and Conundrums: when is a Board not a Board and when is a Director not a Person? pp. 235-249: Payne Jennifer

European Company Law Reform: Struggling for a More Liberal Approach pp. 3-35: Merkt Hanno
Corporate Governance à la Française – Current Trends pp. 36-59: Storck Michel
The Private Company in Spain – Some Recent Developments – pp. 60-70: Juan-Mateu Fernando
The Wrongful Trading Remedy in UK Law: Classification, Application and Practical Significance pp. 71-120: Hirt Hans C.
Inspiring a New European Company Law? – Observations on the ECJs Decision in Inspire Art from a Dutch Perspective and the Imminent Competition for Corporate Charters between EC Member States – pp. 121-134: Harm-Jan de Kluiver