Comments on: Corporate Governance in Italy http://www.dehnenblog.com/corporate_governance/?p=247 The official newsletter of the ABA Corporate Governance Subcommittee on International Developments Sat, 03 Apr 2010 18:59:40 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: FRENCH,DAVID http://www.dehnenblog.com/corporate_governance/?p=247&cpage=1#comment-47 FRENCH,DAVID Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:05:04 +0000 http://www.dehnenblog.com/corporate_governance/?p=247#comment-47 I'm interested in China business, etc. Many thanks for this site! It is now in my favorites I’m interested in China business, etc. Many thanks for this site! It is now in my favorites

]]> By: alessandro perissinotto http://www.dehnenblog.com/corporate_governance/?p=247&cpage=1#comment-23 alessandro perissinotto Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:50:59 +0000 http://www.dehnenblog.com/corporate_governance/?p=247#comment-23 Thank you for your report, really interesting and much appreciated. I agree with your lines even if I do think that the different systems of governance provided by the law are not so much in use in the real life and in the experience of italian companies. But - who knows - things could change and, let's hope, get better. Best regards. Thank you for your report, really interesting and much appreciated.
I agree with your lines even if I do think that the different systems of governance provided by the law are not so much in use in the real life and in the experience of italian companies. But – who knows – things could change and, let’s hope, get better.

Best regards.

]]> By: Corporate Governance in Italy « Corporate Governance Leaders http://www.dehnenblog.com/corporate_governance/?p=247&cpage=1#comment-16 Corporate Governance in Italy « Corporate Governance Leaders Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:13:24 +0000 http://www.dehnenblog.com/corporate_governance/?p=247#comment-16 [...] In fact, until this Reform came about, many “family” companies were structured as S.P.A., for little other reason than to create a stronger “public identity”, with weak legal motivation for such a choice. Now, however, the S.R.L. is reclaiming its position in corporate structuring, becoming the main point of reference for the major part of closely held Italian corporate realities, while the S.P.A. model is now more often reserved for “public traded companies”…(continue reading) [...] [...] In fact, until this Reform came about, many “family” companies were structured as S.P.A., for little other reason than to create a stronger “public identity”, with weak legal motivation for such a choice. Now, however, the S.R.L. is reclaiming its position in corporate structuring, becoming the main point of reference for the major part of closely held Italian corporate realities, while the S.P.A. model is now more often reserved for “public traded companies”…(continue reading) [...]

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