What is included with this book?
List of contributors | p. ix |
Foreword | p. xxv |
Perspectives in company law | |
European company law: regulatory competition and free movement of companies | |
The European Model Company Act Project | p. 5 |
The Societas Privata Europaea: a basic reform of EU law on business organizations | p. 18 |
Ius Audacibus. The future of EU company law | p. 43 |
Free movement of capital and protectionism after Volkswagen and Viking Line | p. 61 |
Centros and the cost of branching | p. 91 |
Towards the end of the real seat theory in Europe? | p. 124 |
The Commission Recommendations of 14 December 2004 and of 15 February 2005 and their implementation in Germany | p. 132 |
The Nordic corporate governance model - a European model? | p. 145 |
Corporate governance, shareholders' rights and auditing | |
Stakeholders and the legal theory of the corporation | p. 165 |
The renaissance of organized shareholder representation in Europe | p. 183 |
In search of a middle ground between the perceived excesses of US-style class actions and the generally ineffective collective action procedures in Europe | p. 200 |
Some modest proposals to provide viable damages remedies for French investors | p. 223 |
Pre-clearance in European accounting law - the right step? | p. 231 |
International standards on auditing and their adoption in the EU: legal aspects and unsettled questions | p. 244 |
Corporate governance: directors' duties, financial reporting and liability - remarks from a German perspective | p. 264 |
Some aspects of capital maintenance law in the UK | p. 276 |
Luxembourg company law - a total overhaul | p. 302 |
Role of corporate governance reform and enforcement in the Netherlands | p. 322 |
Takeover law | |
Adoption of the European Directive on takeover bids: an on-again, off-again story | p. 345 |
Application of the Dutch investigation procedure on two listed companies: the Gucci and ABN AMRO cases | p. 363 |
Obstacles to corporate restructuring: observations from a European and German perspective | p. 373 |
Protection of third-party interests under German takeover law | p. 397 |
Takeover defences and the role of law: a Japaneseperspective | p. 413 |
Perspectives in financial regulation | |
European perspectives | |
Principles-based, risk-based regulation and effective enforcement | p. 427 |
The Committee of European Securities Regulators and level 3 of the Lamfalussy Process | p. 449 |
Market transparency and best execution: bond trading under MiFID | p. 477 |
The statutory authority of the European Central Bank and euro-area national central banks over TARGET2-Securities | p. 497 |
Transatlantic perspectives | |
Learning from Eddy: a meditation upon organizational reform of financial supervision in Europe | p. 523 |
The SEC embraces mutual recognition | p. 540 |
Steps toward the Europeanization of US securities regulation, with thoughts on the evolution and design of a multinational securities regulator | p. 555 |
The subprime crisis - does it ask for more regulation? | p. 570 |
Juries and the political economy of legal origin | p. 583 |
Miscellaneous | |
The practitioner and the professor - is there a theory of commercial law? | p. 607 |
A short paean for Eddy: Clever, Wise, August, Funny and European | p. 617 |
Index | p. 619 |
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