英文摘要 |
Staggered board is (or was) a common practice in many public companies in the United States. Can companies in Taiwan adopt such staggered board under existing Company Act? Shall we recommend the explicit enactment of staggered board in Taiwan? Starting from the 2010 Delaware Supreme Court decision in Airgas case, this article will research and analyze the above issues by taking reference from the U.S. scholarship, studies, practice, and statistics. After considering the U.S. experience and studies, the current Taiwanese corporate governance practice, the shareholding structure, mechanisms of mandatory cumulative voting, director removal without cause and corporate control market, this paper takes a conservative attitude toward the enactment of staggered board into the Taiwanese Company Act. |