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The US legal system consists of a combination of state and federal common law, statutory law and rules and regulations of various government agencies, including in the area of securities law and rules applicable to publicly listed companies promulgated by the US Securities and Exchange...
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The US legal system consists of a combination of state and federal common law, statutory law and rules and regulations of various government agencies, including in the area of securities law and rules applicable to publicly listed companies promulgated by the US Securities and Exchange...
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The sources of corporate governance law and regulation in the United States are state corporate law (predominantly Delaware, in which over half of all US publicly traded corporations are incorporated); the federal 1933 Securities Act and 1934 Securities Exchange Act and regulations of the...
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The sources of corporate governance law and regulation in the United States are state corporate law (predominantly Delaware, in which over half of all US publicly traded corporations are incorporated); the federal 1933 Securities Act and 1934 Securities Exchange Act and regulations of the...
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“Offensive shareholder activism” involves buying up sizeable stakes in underperforming companies and agitating for changes predicted to increase shareholder returns. Though hedge funds are currently highly publicized practitioners of this corporate governance tactic, there has been no...
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An important tenet of a burgeoning 'law and finance' literature is that stock market development is contingent upon corporate law offering ample protection to shareholders. This paper addresses this claim, using as its departure point developments occurring in the United States between 1930 and...
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The sources of corporate governance law and regulation in the United States are varied and interrelated. Indeed, US corporate governance practices are also heavily influenced by investor and proxy advisory firm pressures, as well as company-specific factors. There are four key sources of legal...
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