An Insightful Dive into the Seeking Change of Activist Investors
Agency Theory: The Balancing Act Between Principals and Agents
A corporation that owns a controlling interest in one or more banks but does not provide banking services itself.
The moral principles that guide the conduct of businesses and their stakeholders.
Exploring how checks and balances work in financial contexts.
The highest-ranking executive in a company responsible for major decisions, driving strategy, and being the public face of the organization.
A guide to dissenters' rights and what they mean for shareholders.
Understanding the provisions that allow majority shareholders to control the fate of minority shareholders in a company sale.
Understanding the dual-class stock structure, its implications, and its humorous undertones.
An exploration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing.
A guide to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, its implications, and how it affects business practices globally.
Understanding the practice of full disclosure in finance and business transactions.
Greenmail is the practice of buying enough shares in a company to threaten a hostile takeover, prompting the target company to repurchase its shares at a premium.
A guarantee company protects its members from liability and operates without distributing profits or dividing assets into shares.
Germany's commercial code governing accounting, financial reporting, and corporate ordinances.
Insider information refers to material facts about a company that are not yet public and can create an unfair advantage in trading.
A beacon of independent analysis in the murky waters of corporate finance.
A strategy used by boards of directors to resist hostile takeover bids.
A humorous exploration of the proposed SEC rule to unveil the secretive world of executive compensation and non-executive blowback.
Understanding Minority Interests in Corporate Finance
Understanding the Dutch Public Limited Liability Company
A nomination committee plays a crucial role in corporate governance to select board candidates based on their skills and characteristics.
An independent advisor on a company's board.
An outside director, also known as a non-executive director, is a member of a company's board who is independent from the company's management.
