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Comparative Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation

In the Global Research Seminar “Comparative Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation,” Penn Law students examined corporate governance and financial regulation from a global perspective. Designed and taught by Penn Law professor Jill Fisch and Goethe University professor Brigitte Haar, the year-long course titled “Comparative Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation” paired U.S. and German students, who wrote original research papers comparing specific corporate governance issues in the United States and Germany. The joint research papers prepared by the students are featured here.

Submissions from 2016 2016

Dual Class Shares, Katie Bentel and Gabriel Walter

One-Tier vs. Two-Tier Board Structure: A Comparison Between the United States and Germany, David Block and Anne-Marie Gerstner

Shareholders vs Stakeholders Capitalism, Fabian Brandt and Konstantinos Georgiou

The Structure of Corporate Ownership and Control, Sophia Dai and Christian Helfrich

Corporate Governance Global Research Trip to Frankfurt & Brussels 2016, Daniel Velasquez Escobar, Do Hee Jeong, Konstantinos Georgiou, Supawich Sirikanchana, and Benjamin Lee

Securities Regulation in Germany and the U.S., Marvin Fechner and Travis Tipton

The Role of Private Litigation, Benedict Heil and Benjamin Lee

[Corporate Governance Exchange Research Seminar Trip to US 2016], Madhuri Jacobs-Sharma, Sharareh Zand, Michael Primbs, Anne-Marie Gerstner, and Fabian Brandt

Executive Compensation: Mannesmann v. Disney - A Case Study, Do Hee Jeong and Maurice Weidhaas

Notable Governance Failures: Enron, Siemens and Beyond, Michael Primbs and Clara Wang

Executive Compensation, Moritz Reinhard and Daniel Velazquez Escobar

The Manner in Which Corporate Law and Financial Regulations Are Made, Supawich Sirikanchana and Sharareh Zand

Gender Diversity on Corporate Boards: The Competing Perspectives in the U.S. and the EU, Tyler Winters and Madhuri Jacobs-Sharma