393 KB83 KB201320252014Podgorelec, Peterletnik:40številka:5str. 704-729ISSN:0353-6521COBISSID:11782940URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-X2TG6PJLslIUS SOFTWAREPodjetje in delodelniške družbeEuropean UnionEvropska unijamanagementmanagerjinadzornadzorni organiodgovornostpravna ureditevupravljanjevodenjeOdgovornost direktorjev in nadzornikov v Evropski uniji|The author analyses the findings of extensive comparative legal analysis on duties and responsibilities of the members of joint-stock companies bodies in the European Union prepared by London School of Economics for the European Commission. Based on the findings of the analysis, the author of the article defines the key issues which may be in the future subject to regulation in the European law. Primarily, we are dealing with the issues relating to the exercise of shareholders% claims and cross-border issues relating to the duties and responsibilities of the members of bodies at the stage of insolvency or its close proximity. According to the author of the article, the study also presents some conclusions that could be useful for any reform of national law, independent of developments within the European UnionAvtor v članku analizira ugotovitve obsežne primerjalnopravne analize o dolžnostih in odgovornostih članov organov delniških družb v Evropski uniji, ki jo je po naročilu Evropske komisije izdelala London School of Economics. Na podlagi ugotovitev študije definira ključna vprašanja, ki so lahko v prihodnosti predmet reguliranja na ravni evropskega prava. Gre predvsem za vprašanja glede uveljavljanja zahtevkov delničarjev in čezmejna vprašanja, povezana z dolžnostmi in odgovornostmi članov organov v fazi insolventnosti oziroma njene bližine. Po mnenju avtorja pa študija prinaša tudi nekatere ugotovitve, ki so lahko relevantne za morebitne reforme na ravni nacionalnega prava, neodvisno od razvoja v okviru Evropske unijeTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia