Add to ORKGS.172 of the Companies Act 2006 was meant to encourage company directors to behave properly. The evidence is that the wording of s.172 was well intentioned but naive, and that market forces and simpler wording would be more effective
In the UK\u27s Companies Act 2006 the traditional shareholder value principle was modified by the in...
Social, safety, health and environmental factors have recently been reconsidered in the managing of ...
The traditional shareholder primacy approach has been challenged, and this thought has steered UK pr...
S.172 of the Companies Act 2006 was meant to encourage company directors to behave properly. The evi...
This paper argues that S. 172(1) of the UK Companies Act 2006, which, by incorporating the concept o...
The author clarifies the position of stakeholders under the current law before considering the recog...
For the first time, the general duties of directors have been given statutory form in the Companies ...
Traditionally, the purpose of directors’ duties within company law is to ensure that the powers of ...
Section 172(1) of the Companies Act 2006 introduced the principle of enlightened shareholder value (...
This paper documents and analyses the findings of a study conducted in relation to selected reports ...
The time is ripe for a critical analysis of the scope of directors' duties, the role of shareholder ...
Article setting out a context and some goals for the Company Law Review in the United Kingdom, looki...
This thesis aims to find the model of the corporate objective which is most likely to provide maximu...
The fiduciary duty of good faith, now set forth in section 172 of the Companies Act 2006, expressly ...
The enlightened shareholder value principle (ESV) was formulated during the comprehensive review of ...
In the UK\u27s Companies Act 2006 the traditional shareholder value principle was modified by the in...
Social, safety, health and environmental factors have recently been reconsidered in the managing of ...
The traditional shareholder primacy approach has been challenged, and this thought has steered UK pr...
S.172 of the Companies Act 2006 was meant to encourage company directors to behave properly. The evi...
This paper argues that S. 172(1) of the UK Companies Act 2006, which, by incorporating the concept o...
The author clarifies the position of stakeholders under the current law before considering the recog...
For the first time, the general duties of directors have been given statutory form in the Companies ...
Traditionally, the purpose of directors’ duties within company law is to ensure that the powers of ...
Section 172(1) of the Companies Act 2006 introduced the principle of enlightened shareholder value (...
This paper documents and analyses the findings of a study conducted in relation to selected reports ...
The time is ripe for a critical analysis of the scope of directors' duties, the role of shareholder ...
Article setting out a context and some goals for the Company Law Review in the United Kingdom, looki...
This thesis aims to find the model of the corporate objective which is most likely to provide maximu...
The fiduciary duty of good faith, now set forth in section 172 of the Companies Act 2006, expressly ...
The enlightened shareholder value principle (ESV) was formulated during the comprehensive review of ...
In the UK\u27s Companies Act 2006 the traditional shareholder value principle was modified by the in...
Social, safety, health and environmental factors have recently been reconsidered in the managing of ...
The traditional shareholder primacy approach has been challenged, and this thought has steered UK pr...