The
ECGI team and roles
The ECGI will make academic contributions
to the study. The ECGI make team will consist of a core team,
a correspondent network, a legal scholar network with a lead
legal scholar, a scientific committee, the ECGI’s Executive
Director and an independent ECGI board member from the business
side who will conduct a general review.
The core team
This will consist of four financial economists who will review
the theory and econometric studies:
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Empirical
survey team: Professor
Renée Adams (Stockholm) and Dr
Daniel Ferreira (Lisbon) will draft an empirical literature
survey that will describe the objectives and function
of each deviation from the proportionality principle identified
in Part A of the deliverables from an empirical point
of view. The team will also review the existing research
and literature as to whether there are any indications
that deviations from the proportionality principle are
statistically relevant related to the performance of companies.
The authors will also review the empirical literature
for the United States, Brazil, Australia and – drawing
on the correspondent network – for selected other
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Theory
survey team: Professor
Mike Burkart (Stockholm) and doctoral candidate Samuel
Lee (Stockholm) will describe the objectives and functions
of deviations from the proportionality principle from
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Correspondent
network (Click here to
view the team members)
The work of the core team will be supported by a correspondent
network drawn from the ECGI’s research members from
law, economics and finance. The correspondent network will
provide comments and input for the core teams and other aspects
of the study. It will also serve as an “intelligence
network” that will supplement the bibliographic database
tools used to ensure that the empirical literature survey
is comprehensive. The network has a strong multidisciplinary
representation, providing an excellent coverage also of non-EU
jurisdictions, in particular the jurisdictions that will be
analyzed by ISS and S&S, the United States, Japan and
Australia.
Legal
scholar network (Click here to view the team members)
ECGI will also support the work of ISS and, in particular,
S&S through a legal
scholar network. The network will be led by Luca
Enriques (Bologna University). Professor Enriques will
coordinate the input of the legal scholar network to the list
of deviations from the proportionality principles, the description
of the regulatory framework and the comparison with the situation
in key jurisdictions outside the EU. The network will ensure
independent quality control and provide specific and general
comments on the relevant contributions from the ECGI, ISS
and S&S teams.
Scientific
Committee
The work of the drafting teams and the networks will be overseen
by a scientific committee composed of Professors
Colin Mayer (Economics and Finance, Oxford), Julian
Franks (Accounting and Finance, London Business School)
and Joe
McCahery (Law, Amsterdam).
ECGI
team co-ordination
The general coordination of ECGI’s contribution will
be ensured by ECGI’s Executive Director, Marco
Becht (Economics and Finance, ECARES, Université
Libre de Bruxelles). Becht is also a member of the scientific
committee.
Independent review
The ECGI teams’ work
will be subject to a general review by a non-academic, independent
board member of the ECGI, Leo
Goldschmidt (former Managing Partner, Banque Degroof).
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