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Corporate Governance of Listed Companies in Vietnam [PDF]
Toan Le Minh, Gordon Walker
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Study on the impact of digital transformation on the innovation potential based on evidence from Chinese listed companies. [PDF]
Zhao X, Chen QA, Yuan X, Yu Y, Zhang H.
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Do political connections facilitate or inhibit firms' digital transformation? Evidence from China's A-share private listed companies. [PDF]
Jin X, Li T, Shi Y, Zhang M.
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2022
Introduction in the Dutch law rules governing the company listed at a stock exchange.
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Introduction in the Dutch law rules governing the company listed at a stock exchange.
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Abstract The chapter explores how companies with kleptocratic sources of wealth can secure their gains by listing themselves on the London Stock Exchange. It compares two companies from Kazakhstan, Kazakhmys and ENRC, who came to market with the aid of various accountancy firms, investment banks and lawyers.
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2020
Although corporate governance codes have spread across the European Union and beyond, and are regularly revised and adapted to changing national and international expectations of investors and other stakeholders, some important questions have not yet been unanimously answered. Two of these ongoing debates are addressed in this chapter.
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Although corporate governance codes have spread across the European Union and beyond, and are regularly revised and adapted to changing national and international expectations of investors and other stakeholders, some important questions have not yet been unanimously answered. Two of these ongoing debates are addressed in this chapter.
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The Governance of Listed Companies
2019This chapter explores the ownership of listed companies, emphasizing that the reality of corporate governance and the way in which power can be wielded over a company reflect the ownership structure. It explains shareholder rights, which are rights that shareholders acquire with their shares that are determined by the Companies Acts or ordinances of ...
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1999
The guidance in this chapter is applicable to financial periods ending on or after 31 December 1998. This corresponds with the effective date of the Combined Code (see chapter 7) and APB Bulletin 1998/10 Corporate governance reporting and auditors’ responsibility statements.
Ken Wild, Brian Creighton
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The guidance in this chapter is applicable to financial periods ending on or after 31 December 1998. This corresponds with the effective date of the Combined Code (see chapter 7) and APB Bulletin 1998/10 Corporate governance reporting and auditors’ responsibility statements.
Ken Wild, Brian Creighton
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2012
Abstract Whilst a scheme of arrangement is a court-sanctioned process, any company that proposes a scheme to its members or creditors or is otherwise involved with the scheme (for example, as a bidder in a takeover offer that is affected by way of a scheme of arrangement) must consider whether the corporate action at the centre of the ...
Geoff O’Dea +2 more
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Abstract Whilst a scheme of arrangement is a court-sanctioned process, any company that proposes a scheme to its members or creditors or is otherwise involved with the scheme (for example, as a bidder in a takeover offer that is affected by way of a scheme of arrangement) must consider whether the corporate action at the centre of the ...
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