Theodor Baums & Richard M. Buxbaum 
Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance [PDF ebook] 

I. Comparative and International Aspects

Comparative Aspects of Institutional Investment and Corporate Governance (Richard M. Buxbaum) – Some Differences in Corporate Governance in Germany, Japan and America (Mark J. Roe) – Corporate Governance by Institutional Investors? Some Problems from an International Perspective (Tom Hadden)

II. United States

Public Pension Fund Activism in Corporate Governance Reconsidered (Roberta Romano) – Boards of Directors versus Institutional Investors (Leo Herzel) – CEO Performance, Board Types and Board Performance: A First Cut (Kenneth E Scott/Allan W. Kleidon) – Institutional Investors in the U.S. and the Repeal of Poison Pills: A Practitioner’s Perspective (Mark R. Wingerson/Christipher H. Dorn) – Investment Companies as Guardian Sharholders: The Place of the MSIC in the Corporate Governance Debate (Ronald J. Gilson/Reinier Kraakman)

III. Europe

Institutional Investors in the United Kingdom (Paul Davies) – Corporate Governance in Swedish Listed Companies (Mats Isaksson/Rolf Skog) – Ownership of Equity and Corporate Governance – The Case of Sweden (Erik Berglöf) – Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance in the Netherlands (Wiek J. Slagter) – Institutional Investors, Financial Groups and their Impact on Corporate Governance in Belgium (Eddy Wymeersch) – Les Investisseurs Institutionnels en Droit Francais (Yves Guyon) – Institutional Investors and Corporate Control in Spanish Perspective (Alberto J. Taipa Hermida) – Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance: The Austrian View (Waldemar Jud) – Institutional Investors in Switzerland (Martin Anderson/Thierry Hertig) – Duties of Banks in Voting their Client’s Stock (Johannes Köndgen) – The Equity Market in Germany and its Dependency on the System of Old Age Provisions (Michael Hauck) – Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance: A German Perspective (Friedrich Kübler)

IV. Australia and Japan

Institutional Investors and Corporate Covernance in Australia (Jennifer Hill) – Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance in Japanese Perspective (Harald Baum/Ulrike Schaede) – Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance in Japan (Zenichi Shishido)