Category Archives: Corporate Law

Shareholder Engagement in East Asia

Little has been written in the legal literature about hedge fund activism in major East Asian markets. To fill this literature gap, my chapter entitled ‘Shareholder Engagement in East Asia’, forthcoming in Board-Shareholder Dialogue: Policy Debate, Legal Constraints and Best Practices (Luca Enriques and Giovanni Strampelli eds, Cambridge University Press), aims to take an empirical and comparative approach to examining hedge fund activism in the three major East Asian markets of mainland China, South Korea and Japan.

From Protecting Bank Customers and Creditors to Finding a Mechanism for Corporate Sustainability

This blogpost combines two recent research pieces about how regulation and private law can find a meeting point in the proper purpose rule in company law/equity which could underpin entity and individual duties to take into account considerations external to the relationship which gives rise to such duties.