The Anatomy of Corporate Law - Kraakman, Reinier / Davies, Paul / Kanda, H.K. (eds.)
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This work is an analytical overview of the function of corporate (or company) law, based upon a comparison of the principal European jurisdictions, the US, and Japan. The authors conclude that the main function of corporate laws is to address conflicts of interests (between managers, shareholders, and third parties such as employees or creditors).
This book is a concise analytical overview of the field of corporate law. The authors start from the premise that corporate (or company) law across jurisdictions addresses the same three basic agency problems: (1) the opportunism of managers…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This work is an analytical overview of the function of corporate (or company) law, based upon a comparison of the principal European jurisdictions, the US, and Japan. The authors conclude that the main function of corporate laws is to address conflicts of interests (between managers, shareholders, and third parties such as employees or creditors).

This book is a concise analytical overview of the field of corporate law. The authors start from the premise that corporate (or company) law across jurisdictions addresses the same three basic agency problems: (1) the opportunism of managers vis-a-vis sha

Preface; 1. Agency Problems and Corporate Law; 2. Strategies for Mitigating Agency Problems; 3. The Basic Governance Structure; 4. Creditor Protection; 5. Related Party Transactions; 6. Significant Corporate Actions; 7. Control Transactions; 8. Issuers and Investor Protection; 9. Beyond the Anatomy
Autorenporträt
Kraakman, Reinier / Davies, Paul (London School of Economics and Political Science) / Hansmann, Henry (Sam Harris Professor of Law, Yale Law School, USA) / Hertig, Gerard / Hopt, Klaus J. (Max Planck Institute, Germany) / Kanda, H.K.