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Singapore’s Puzzling Embrace of Shareholder Stewardship: A Successful Secret

In the wake of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, the UK created the first stewardship code which was designed to transform its …

Samantha S Tang, Dan W Puchniak
ECGI SSRN
Company Law (2018)
Singapore’s common law-origin corporate law regime ranks highly on corporate law and governance indices and is administered in part by …
Dan W Puchniak, Tan Cheng Han, Samantha S Tang
SAL
The Anatomy of Singapore’s Statutory Derivative Action: Why Do Shareholders Sue – Or Not?
The derivative action is widely acknowledged to be an important part of corporate law and governance. Over a quarter century after the …
Samantha S Tang
DOI
Company Law (2017)
Singapore’s common law-origin corporate law regime ranks highly on corporate law and governance indices and is administered in part by …
Dan W Puchniak, Tan Cheng Han, Samantha S Tang
SAL
Corporate Divorce in Family Companies
The life of a family dispute is often nasty, brutish, and long. It is no less so when the courts and a massive business empire are involved. Thio Syn Kym Wendy v Thio Syn Pyn featured all three.
Samantha S Tang
i-law
Towards a "Just and Equitable Remedy" for Companies
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that feuding shareholders locked in bitter conflict must be in want of a business divorce. But how, and on what grounds? Shareholders in the UK and many Commonwealth jurisdictions have access to two statutory solutions: the venerable just and equitable winding up, or the younger, but more popular, unfair prejudice remedy under which the most frequently sought relief is a share buyout.
Samantha S Tang, Alan K Koh
The Future of The Anatomy of Corporate Law for Asia: A Forward Looking Critique
Samantha S Tang, Alan K Koh
DOI
Corporate Avengers Need Not Be Angels: Rethinking Good Faith in the Derivative Action
To obtain leave to bring a statutory derivative action in many Commonwealth jurisdictions, the claimant must show that she is acting in …
Samantha S Tang
DOI