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SEC Chair Atkins Speaks at the Investor Advisory Committee Meeting

By Paul S. Atkins September 29, 2025 by renholding

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. It is a pleasure for me to be with you in person for the first time as Chairman.[1] I have long believed that the Investor Advisory Committee has an important mission to give considered …

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Are Right to Disconnect Laws Good for Companies?  

By Yuye Ding, Mark (Shuai) Ma and Zhuoying Niu September 2, 2025 by renholding

Telecommuting technologies have enabled widespread remote work, but it has also blurred the line between work and personal life. Constant connectivity has fostered an “always-on” culture, raising concerns that employees are increasingly vulnerable to overwork, burnout, and declining mental health. …

The Missing Piece in the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance    

By Luther Lie June 30, 2025 by renholding

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Principles of Corporate Governance (the Principles) are widely regarded as the global benchmark for corporate control and accountability. The Principles are soft law and hence not legally …

The Unforeseen Effects on M&A of Interest Limitation Regulations

By Eliezer M. Fich, Lisa Hillmann, Johanna Kling and Barbara Stage March 21, 2025 by renholding

For over two decades, policymakers worldwide have worked to combat profit shifting and tax avoidance, leading to the widespread adoption of anti-tax avoidance regulations. Notable examples include the European Union’s Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act …

Is Regulating AI an Impossible Task?

By Georges Ugeux November 8, 2023 by renholding

To regulate artificial intelligence, or AI, it is important to look at the various, and often contradictory, settings where AI operates – and how it is treated there.   For example, data privacy generally and in particular open banking, in which …

OECD Presents New Research on Corporate Sustainability

By Serdar Çelik, Caio de Oliveira and Adriana De La Cruz February 22, 2023 by renholding

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has published a new report on sustainability policies and practices for corporate governance. It includes a new dataset comparing the main trends and features of corporate sustainability at the global level, …

The Rise of International Corporate Law

By Mariana Pargendler December 14, 2020 by renholding

What do the emergence of independent directors in South Korea, the legal reforms on related-party transactions in India, the continued rise of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors in the United States, and the global spread of corporate governance codes …

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Wachtell Lipton Discusses UK and EU Regulators’ Latest Moves on ESG

By David M. Silk, David A. Katz, Sabastian V. Niles, Carmen X. W. Lu and Ram Sachs April 16, 2020 by renholding

Amid the ongoing push for standardized, comparable and decision-useful ESG disclosures, regulators in the United Kingdom and the European Union have proposed additional disclosures and benchmarks to promote sustainable economic activity. The United Kingdom’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published …

The Protection of Investors and the Compensation for their Losses: Australia

By Olivia Dixon and Jennifer G. Hill December 14, 2018 by renholding

Investor protection has been an ideal in corporate and securities law ever since the early 20th century, when Berle and Means famously highlighted shareholder vulnerability in modern public corporations. In more recent times, investor protection has been treated as …

The Rise of Asian Equity Markets and the International Corporate Governance Dialogue

By Mats Isaksson December 11, 2018 by renholding

While there is a growing debate in the United States about a shift from public equity markets to private ownership models, Asian stock exchanges are steaming ahead. Last year a record 1,074 companies got listed in the region, and 43 …

Following the Corporate Governance Canon Pays Off for Chinese Companies

By Say Hak Goo and Bryane Michael February 19, 2018 by renholding

Over the years, a consensus on the best corporate governance practices has emerged. The OECD Guidelines of Corporate Governance epitomize a canon of such practices, including things like having non-executive shareholders on boards, having an audit committee, and following special …

A Tax on Aggressive Tax Planning

By Jan Vleggeert and Henk Vording May 16, 2017 by renholding

Tax planning by multinational enterprises (MNEs) is estimated to generate a worldwide loss of corporate tax revenues of between $100 billion and $240 billion. U.S.-based MNEs alone are believed to retain a total of $2 trillion in earnings outside the …

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