For most of the twentieth century the conventional wisdom held — probably correctly — that shareholders in America …. Beginning in the 1980s, however, shareholders in the form of institutional investors started to push for a greater say in … shareholders demanding policy changes, new dividends, board representation, and even the sale or break-up of corporations. In short …

companies by an application of agency theory. Corporate governance is a structure which determines how shareholders delegate … deriving from an agency relationship between shareholders and managers. New Japanese reform further develops previously …

exemption for transactions with wholly owned subsidiaries allows controlling shareholders to circumvent the rule extensively … shareholders and creditors. Hence, if the Commission choses to go down this route it might end up with a comprehensive regulation …

shareholders'/investors' suits work out in regulatory environment of the US and some EU countries, as well as point out what …

case. In the years preceding the financial crisis, shareholders validated the strategies of the very financial firms that … shareholders, having played a role in fomenting the crisis, have a positive role to play in its resolution.The prevailing legal … model of the corporation strikes a better balance between the powers of directors and shareholders than does the shareholder …

Western economists have argued that the legal environment for the protection of minority shareholders and mechanisms … for restricting the expropriation of minority shareholders will be important in determining the size and extent of a … country's capital markets. In China, the protection of minority shareholders is officially regarded as a major regulatory …