Pandemic Highlights Need To Reform Shareholder Rights

Saad Almohammed  Alrayes

Pandemic Highlights Need To Reform Shareholder Rights

Saad Almohammed Alrayes

School of Law

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Abstract

The 2007–2008 global financial crisis presented the paradoxical question: Should shareholders be given greater influence over company activities?

The pandemic, COVID-19, highlights again the need for review and reevaluation of corporate governance frameworks and the creation of a new regulatory framework aimed at increasing shareholders' control. Shareholders behavior is viewed in light of the COVID-19 crisis, Delaware and the UK case studies show that shareholders may be able to control executive and director actions.

Original language	English
Type	LexisNexis news site
Media of output	Text
Publisher	Law360-LexisNexis
Publication status	Published - 29 Jul 2020

Keywords

Pandemic
Covid-19
Shareholders Empowerment
Shareholders
Delaware
UK
Executive
Director

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The architecture of the stock market accessibility and operational framework: what can an emerging market economy learn from the ‘international standards’ and the ‘best practice’ models of the US and UK?
Alrayes , S. A. (Author), Pesendorfer, H.-D. (Supervisor) & Martyniszyn, M. (Supervisor), Jul 2021
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy

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The architecture of the stock market accessibility and operational framework: what can an emerging market economy learn from the ‘international standards’ and the ‘best practice’ models of the US and UK?

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