ERA: Annual Conference on European Company Law and Corporate Governance 2018
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Event Description
Trier, 18-19 October 2018
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Objective
The aim of this seminar is to inform in depth on the European Commission’s new company law package and to discuss the impact of the Whisteblower Proposal on boardroom deliberations. In this seminar the participants will review how the case law of the CJEU fits with the Commission’s narrative on transfer of seat and conversion.
You will learn about...
- the upcoming new Directives on
company law - the impact of Brexit on stakeholders
- how the Whistleblower Proposal from
the European Commission could
impact on corporate governance - The latest changes in corporate
governance in the EU - recent case law on surveillance in the
workplace: the effect on companies
Who should attend?
Lawyers specialised in company law & corporate governance, M&A lawyers, civil servants from ministries and national authorities.
Online registration and programme
Language: English
Organiser: Academy of European Law (ERA), Maria Todorof
Event number: 218R11
Speakers
Jens Bormann, President of the German Federal Chamber of Notaries
Tomasz v. Braun, Vice-Rector for International Affairs, Lazarski
University; Founding Partner, G&T BRAUN Partners, Warsaw
Pierre-Henri Conac, Professor of Commercial and Company
Law, University of Luxembourg
Francisco Garcimartin, Professor of Private International Law,
Universidad Autónoma of Madrid
Hans-Jürgen Hellwig, Partner, Hengeler Mueller, Frankfurt; Honorary Professor in European Company Law, University of Heidelberg
Vanessa Knapp OBE, Independent Consultant; Member of the EU Informal Expert Group on Company Law; Chair of the Company Law Committee of the CCBE, London
Bartłomiej Kurcz, Head of Company Law Team, DG Justice, European Commission, Brussels
Dirk Van Gerven, Managing Partner, NautaDutilh, Brussels
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