Corporate governance in Germany: an assessment of the convergence hypothesis

This article focuses on the corporate governance mechanisms in Germany. Emphasis is placed on changes occurring in corporate and financial landscape since the beginning of the nineties. Two interrelated issues are analysed: 1) the extension in which increasing integration in financial and product ma...

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Autor principal: Dante Mendes Aldrighi
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:4421a1c038284b21a5a14e575e3d5fba2021-11-24T16:07:57ZCorporate governance in Germany: an assessment of the convergence hypothesis0101-41611980-5357https://doaj.org/article/4421a1c038284b21a5a14e575e3d5fba2000-03-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.revistas.usp.br/ee/article/view/117610https://doaj.org/toc/0101-4161https://doaj.org/toc/1980-5357This article focuses on the corporate governance mechanisms in Germany. Emphasis is placed on changes occurring in corporate and financial landscape since the beginning of the nineties. Two interrelated issues are analysed: 1) the extension in which increasing integration in financial and product markets has been affecting the governance pattern of German companies; 2) the claim that this pattern is converging towards that prevailing in the United States. It is argued that, despite outstanding transformations in the way German companies are controlled, there remain some stark contrasts with the Anglo-Saxon model. Thus, the evidence so far is not enough to corroborate the hypothesis that convergence is under way.  Dante Mendes AldrighiUniversidade de São Pauloarticlecorporate governancecorporate financeGermanyfinancial globalisationEconomics as a scienceHB71-74ENPTEstudos Econômicos, Vol 30, Iss 1 (2000)
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corporate finance
Germany
financial globalisation
Economics as a science
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corporate finance
Germany
financial globalisation
Economics as a science
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Dante Mendes Aldrighi
Corporate governance in Germany: an assessment of the convergence hypothesis
description This article focuses on the corporate governance mechanisms in Germany. Emphasis is placed on changes occurring in corporate and financial landscape since the beginning of the nineties. Two interrelated issues are analysed: 1) the extension in which increasing integration in financial and product markets has been affecting the governance pattern of German companies; 2) the claim that this pattern is converging towards that prevailing in the United States. It is argued that, despite outstanding transformations in the way German companies are controlled, there remain some stark contrasts with the Anglo-Saxon model. Thus, the evidence so far is not enough to corroborate the hypothesis that convergence is under way. 
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title Corporate governance in Germany: an assessment of the convergence hypothesis
title_short Corporate governance in Germany: an assessment of the convergence hypothesis
title_full Corporate governance in Germany: an assessment of the convergence hypothesis
title_fullStr Corporate governance in Germany: an assessment of the convergence hypothesis
title_full_unstemmed Corporate governance in Germany: an assessment of the convergence hypothesis
title_sort corporate governance in germany: an assessment of the convergence hypothesis
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