Improving Corporate Decision-Making Through Due Diligence Requirements – A Research Programme
In: Forthcoming in Thomas Jaeger • Matthias Lehmann • Alexander Somek • Michael Waibel (eds) Consolidating Brexit (Jan Sramek Verlag 2023)
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In: Forthcoming in Thomas Jaeger • Matthias Lehmann • Alexander Somek • Michael Waibel (eds) Consolidating Brexit (Jan Sramek Verlag 2023)
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In: LSE Legal Studies Working Paper No. 3/2014
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In: The international & comparative law quarterly: ICLQ, Band 52, Heft 2, S. 521-534
ISSN: 1471-6895
Few decisions of the European Court of Justice have received as much attention as the 1999 judgement in Centros.1 This decision provided private international lawyers with an opportunity to examine choice of law in relation to companies against the background of European law. It also caused company lawyers to re-examine their national legislation in the light of foreign rules.
In: Arbeitspapiere / Forschungsinstitut für Mittel- und Osteuropäisches Wirtschaftsrecht, 33
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In: LSE Legal Studies Working Paper No. 1/2023
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This contribution examines the connection between investor capitalism and sustainable investment. It will be observed in this article that investor capitalism has gone through a structural change. Individual investors have been replaced by funds. Financial service providers have emerged that assist investors in managing and holding investments. This development coincided and was arguably facilitated by the growth in workplace and personal pensions. Pensions are subsidised by the government through tax relief. This financial contribution of the government is justified on social policy grounds. But it has the effect that pension savers, who receive substantial return by saving tax, are deprived of a reason to take an interest in how their money is invested. This not only deprives the service providers assisting pension savers from oversight from their ultimate customers. It also can help to explain why pension savers do not actively select investment products but rely on the default settings suggested by their employers. If the government is serious about encouraging investor capitalism to bring about sustainable business it should start with its own financial contribution, which has coincided with the emergence of the current model of investor capitalism, and connect pension tax relief to sustainable investment practices.
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In: in Global Shareholder Stewardship: Complexities, Challenges and Possibilities, Dionysia Katelouzou & Dan W. Puchniak eds, Cambridge University Press, Forthcoming
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In: LSE Law - Policy Briefing Paper No. 44
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In: LSE Law - Policy Briefing Paper No. 38 (2019)
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