European Union: Corporate Governance

The principal source of law governing shareholder rights and activism is the Companies Law, Cap. 113, which sets out the rights of shareholders in both public and private companies.

Following on from the first part of our blog series, this part analyses the corporate law aspects of family enterprises in Germany. Family enterprises place quite particular demands on the decision regarding the legal form, governance structure and the exercise of economic and administrative rights

The KPMG Global Family Business Report 2025 offers valuable insights into how family businesses can ensure long-term success and resilience through strategic growth...

Bybloserve Management is featured in the latest issue of Gold Business Magazine, in a special edition titled Larnaca: A New Era of Growth. The issue explores the city's transformation into a dynamic hub for investment...

The current situation with respect to US tariffs is evolving on a weekly basis and is subject to change.

Directive (EU) 2022/2381 is designed to improve the gender balance among directors of listed companies (the "the Directive").

ESG finance is a fundamental tool for transitioning to a sustainable economy, enabling the financing of environmentally sustainable investments through specialized financial products.

EU countries must implement the regulations of the EU Pay Transparency Directive into local laws by June 7, 2026.

There is a great deal of similarity in the work that lawyers and journalists do, and lawyers can also benefit from the skills of a journalist.