Pedro Schilling de Carvalho
@pschillingc.bsky.social
Assistant Professor @UCLLaws | Consultant @WorldBank | PhD & LLM @cambridgelaw | Financial Regulation, Sustainable Finance, and International Development
The article also reflects on how private and public enforcement can contribute to increasing such complementarity between regulatory requirements and company law.
January 12, 2025 at 10:32 AM
The article also reflects on how private and public enforcement can contribute to increasing such complementarity between regulatory requirements and company law.
The article considers how regulatory requirements interact with directors’ duties to define the perimeters of lawful corporate activity and discusses the role of regulation as a driver for learning and increased accountability, including via better risk management approaches.
January 12, 2025 at 10:32 AM
The article considers how regulatory requirements interact with directors’ duties to define the perimeters of lawful corporate activity and discusses the role of regulation as a driver for learning and increased accountability, including via better risk management approaches.
The article considers how regulation that works within the existing pro-shareholder company law framework can contribute to achieving this objective, considering cases such as the UK Supreme Court’s decision in BTI v Sequana and its strong reaffirmation of shareholder primacy.
January 12, 2025 at 10:32 AM
The article considers how regulation that works within the existing pro-shareholder company law framework can contribute to achieving this objective, considering cases such as the UK Supreme Court’s decision in BTI v Sequana and its strong reaffirmation of shareholder primacy.
We argue that that general company law duties of directors and sustainability-related regulatory requirements can play a complementary role in accelerating the closer convergence between corporate actions and the interests of people and planet.
January 12, 2025 at 10:32 AM
We argue that that general company law duties of directors and sustainability-related regulatory requirements can play a complementary role in accelerating the closer convergence between corporate actions and the interests of people and planet.