Law on Corporate Governance in Banks

Iris H.-Y. Chiu, Professor of Corporate Law and Financial Regulation, University College London, UK and Consulting Editor, Michael McKee, Partner, DLA PiperWith contributions from Anna P. Donovan, Lecturer in Law, University College London, Rod Edmunds, Senior Lecturer, Queen Mary University of London, Andreas Kokkinis, University of Birmingham, John Lowry, Emeritus Professor of Commercial Law, UCL, UK and Cheng Yu Tung Visiting Professor, University of Hong Kong, Marc Moore, University of Nottingham, Arad Reisberg, Brunel University London, Georgina Tsagas, Lecturer in Law, University of Bristol, Edward Walker-Arnott, Honorary Professor of Corporate Law, University College London, and Consultant and Former Senior Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills

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• Contents: 1. A Primer on Corporate Governance in Banks and Financial Institutions: Are Banks Special? 2. Corporate Governance and Banks- The Role and Composition of the Board 3. Directors Duties and Liabilities: Disqualifying ‘Unfit’ Directors at Banks? Political Rhetoric and the Directors’ Disqualification Regime 4. The Role of Institutional Shareholders: Stewardship and the Long/Short term Debate 5. Design and Control of Remuneration in UK Banks 6. Corporate Governance and Risk Management in Banks and Financial Institutions 7. Corporate Reporting and the Accountability of Banks and Financial Institutions 8. Systems and Controls in Anti-Bribery and Corruption 9. The Market for Corporate Control in the Banking Industry Index