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Unternehmensskandale Und Ihre Rechtliche Aufarbeitung: Vierzehntes Deutsch-Österreichisch-Schweizerisches Symposium Zum Gesellschafts- Und Kapitalmark

Unternehmensskandale Und Ihre Rechtliche Aufarbeitung: Vierzehntes Deutsch-Österreichisch-Schweizerisches Symposium Zum Gesellschafts- Und Kapitalmark

Fleischer, Holger
Kalss, Susanne
Vogt, Hans-Ueli

Hardcover

Series: Beiträge Zum Ausländischen Und Internationalen Privatrecht

General Law

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ISBN10: 3162009812
ISBN13: 9783162009814
Publisher: Mohr Siebeck
Pages: 328
Language: German
Corporate scandals are catalysts for change. They constitute a rewarding subject of foundational corporate law research, as legislators often respond to them with far-reaching reforms. This volume introduces the field of corporate law scandal research. It explains its objectives and methods and presents a brief phenomenology of different types of scandals. Ten case studies from the more distant, recent, and most recent past then illustrate how corporate scandals unfold. They originate from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland and range from banking and financial scandals to the collapse of industrial enterprises and large-scale, organized tax fraud. Their names have become firmly embedded in the collective memory of corporate, capital markets, banking, accounting, and business law: Bremer Vulkan, Cum/Ex, Volkswagen and Wirecard, Swissair and Credit Suisse, Creditanstalt 1931, Commerzialbank Mattersburg, and Hypo Alpe-Adria. Each case is examined in detail: Who are the actors publicly accused of wrongdoing? Who brought the actual or alleged misconduct to public attention? How did the media cover the case? What sanctions were imposed by supervisory authorities and courts? How did legislators respond? And have the reforms prompted by these scandals stood the test of time, or have they ultimately proved unsuccessful?

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