Masterarbeit, 2010
36 Seiten, Note: A-
This paper examines the duties and liability of independent non-executive directors in companies, focusing specifically on their role as authorities of advice and control. It addresses the issue of how non-executive directors should be held accountable for mismanagement of the board, particularly due to their own failures resulting from breaches of duty.
Chapter 1: Introduction
This chapter introduces the central question of the paper: how non-executive directors should be held liable for board mismanagement, particularly due to their own failures through breaches of duty. It also discusses the distinction between executive and non-executive directors in terms of their specific degrees of negligence.
Chapter 2: Defining the Role of Non-Executive Directors
This chapter provides a comprehensive definition of the non-executive director's position, differentiating it from the role of executive board members. It explores various terminologies associated with non-executive directors, including "outside," "external," "independent," and "gatekeepers," offering clarity on the terms used throughout the paper. The chapter also outlines the main functions of non-executive directors, including monitoring, assistance in decision-making, and their role in providing detailed information and strategic advice.
Chapter 3: Non-Executive Directors' Liability
This chapter delves into the various duties imposed on non-executive directors, examining their obligations under common law principles, equity, statutory provisions, and codified duties. It then analyzes the liability of non-executive directors, focusing on determining their level of negligence and comparing it to the liability of executive directors and members of supervisory boards.
This paper focuses on the role of non-executive directors in corporate governance, analyzing their duties, liability, and the mechanisms for mitigating risks. Key terms include non-executive directors, independent directors, board mismanagement, breach of duty, negligence, liability, supervisory board, and corporate governance.
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