Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Corporate Investment by Employee Pension Funds: A Deal with the Devil? -- 2 Pension Fund Assets and Plan Members: A Question of Ownership? -- 3 The Duties of Pension Fund Managers towards Plan Members with Respect to the Governance of...

This article explores the extent to which the potential and actual conflicts of interest that pervade pension fund administration and investment have influenced the corporate governance activities of these funds. The exploration of these issues is situated in the context of the events...

Defined-benefit pension plans do not offer complete security; there are policy alternatives that would clarify this and are more likely to improve pension security than would the much-discussed options of reforming insolvency law or the constitutionally complex process of negotiating the...

This article explores how Michael Trebilcock's multidimensional and pragmatic approach to the governance issues arising from limited liability in corporate law and the problems of assigning the task of protecting corporate employees to private contracting have widespread application in many...

The Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in the Indalex Limited case, decided in April 2011, generated much controversy among members of the Canadian insolvency bar. The appeal concerned the distribution of proceeds following the sale of Indalex's assets as part of a proceeding under the...

This book's second edition covers the various sources of personal liability faced by company directors and officers during corporate insolvencies, and identifies the pitfalls to avoid and best practices to adopt. The authors address the latest and most significant legislative amendments, and...