Corporate law

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Corporate law is the field of law that governs the formation, operation, and regulation of companies and other business entities, including their structure, governance, and relationships with shareholders and other stakeholders.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of law
business law discipline
legal field
aimsTo balance interests of stakeholders
facilitate business activity
protect shareholders
appliesTo joint‑stock companies
limited liability companies
non‑profit corporations
private companies
public companies
basedOn bylaws
case law
corporate charters
statutes
concerns corporate governance mechanisms
corporate structure
relationships between company and creditors
relationships between company and other stakeholders
relationships between company and shareholders
developedIn civil law jurisdictions
common law jurisdictions
includes rules on board of directors
rules on corporate capacity
rules on corporate capital
rules on corporate management
rules on corporate personality
rules on dividends
rules on incorporation
rules on insider dealing in some jurisdictions
rules on limited liability
rules on share issuance
rules on shareholder meetings
rules on takeovers
regulates business entities
companies
company formation
corporate compliance with statutory requirements
corporate dissolution
corporate finance aspects
corporate governance
corporate restructuring
corporations
directors’ duties
fiduciary duties in corporations
mergers and acquisitions
officers’ duties
shareholder rights
relatedTo commercial law
contract law
financial regulation
securities law

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MLitt in Law academicDiscipline Corporate law