Add to ORKGThis Article proposes that investment bankers be held responsible to shareholders. As gatekeepers for corporate control transactions, investment bankers should be liable as delegates of the board, having the same fiduciary duties of care, candor, and loyalty that directors have, as well as a duty of skill
Under their fiduciary obligations, directors must act with complete loyalty to the companies they ma...
(Excerpt) This Article explores these questions and more with respect to the current role the govern...
The most fundamental question of corporation law is to whom does the board of directors of a corpora...
The following article will address the issue of the extent to which minority shareholders should be ...
Corporate law and scholarship generally assume that professional managers control public corporation...
This paper, published in a symposium on the work of Adolf Berle, approaches the Berle-Dodd debate fr...
This essay, published in a symposium on the work of Adolf Berle, approaches the Berle-Dodd debate fr...
Part I of this article briefly describes the key distinctions between a tracking stock corporation a...
This Article provides a crucial corrective to the “corporate social responsibility” debate, which co...
This article is intended for corporate directors and explores the key issues that directors should u...
This paper will examine the duties of publicly traded corporations to their shareholders,and analyze...
Corporations are vulnerable to the greed, self-dealing and conflicts of those in control of the corp...
The recent corporate scandals and financial crisis has increased demand for accountability in busine...
Delaware precedent, primarily Trados and ODN, holds that corporate boards of directors owe fiduciary...
Corporate law allocates to the board of directors the central role in the management of the American...
Under their fiduciary obligations, directors must act with complete loyalty to the companies they ma...
(Excerpt) This Article explores these questions and more with respect to the current role the govern...
The most fundamental question of corporation law is to whom does the board of directors of a corpora...
The following article will address the issue of the extent to which minority shareholders should be ...
Corporate law and scholarship generally assume that professional managers control public corporation...
This paper, published in a symposium on the work of Adolf Berle, approaches the Berle-Dodd debate fr...
This essay, published in a symposium on the work of Adolf Berle, approaches the Berle-Dodd debate fr...
Part I of this article briefly describes the key distinctions between a tracking stock corporation a...
This Article provides a crucial corrective to the “corporate social responsibility” debate, which co...
This article is intended for corporate directors and explores the key issues that directors should u...
This paper will examine the duties of publicly traded corporations to their shareholders,and analyze...
Corporations are vulnerable to the greed, self-dealing and conflicts of those in control of the corp...
The recent corporate scandals and financial crisis has increased demand for accountability in busine...
Delaware precedent, primarily Trados and ODN, holds that corporate boards of directors owe fiduciary...
Corporate law allocates to the board of directors the central role in the management of the American...
Under their fiduciary obligations, directors must act with complete loyalty to the companies they ma...
(Excerpt) This Article explores these questions and more with respect to the current role the govern...
The most fundamental question of corporation law is to whom does the board of directors of a corpora...