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Title:Primerjalnopravna ureditev enotirnega sistema upravljanja delniških družb v Sloveniji, Evropski uniji in Veliki Britaniji
Authors:ID Frešer, Petra (Author)
ID Kocbek, Marijan (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
ID Prostor, Jerneja (Comentor)
Files:.pdf MAG_Freser_Petra_2017.pdf (1,15 MB)
MD5: B164ED8A410537E8F0AD0717A628C157
PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/4ee054b8-1009-4127-97de-3b124c0d9556
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:PF - Faculty of Law
Abstract:Delniška družba je pravnoorganizacijska oblika kapitalske družbe, ki ima svoj kapital razdeljen na delnice. Kot pravna oseba upnikom odgovarja z vsem svojim premoženjem, delničarji pa za obveznosti družbe upnikom ne odgovarjajo. Ker je pravna oseba potrebuje organe upravljanja. Upravljanje družb je tradicionalno opredeljeno kot sistem, s katerim se družbe vodijo in obvladujejo, prav tako pa vključuje vrsto povezav med vodstvom družbe, odbori, delničarji in drugimi zainteresiranimi stranmi. Tako kot v slovenski zakonodaji, je tudi v primerjalni korporacijski zakonodaji opazno povečevanje števila opcijskih modelov, torej modelov, ki družbam omogočajo avtonomno izbiro med enotirnim in dvotirnim sistemom upravljanja. K temu razvoju je pomembno prispevala Uredba Sveta (ES) št. 2157/2001 o statutu evropske delniške družbe (Societas Europea - SE), ki je države članice prisilila, da družbam, organiziranim kot SE, zagotovijo možnost izbire med obema sistemoma. V Sloveniji je od ZGD-1 dalje omogočena avtonomna izbira med enotirnim in dvotirnim sistemom upravljanja tako za nacionalne delniške družbe kot za SE, Velika Britanija pa za nacionalne delniške ureja obvezen enotirni sistem upravljanja. Avtorica v magistrskem delu analizira in primerja pravno ureditev enotirnega sistema upravljanja delniških družb v Sloveniji, Veliki Britaniji in Evropski uniji. Predstavi ureditev enotirnega sistema upravljanja normirano v slovenskem Zakonu o gospodarskih družbah, britanskem Companies Act 2006 in Uredbi Sveta (ES) o ustanovitvi Evropske delniške družbe. Podrobno predstavi ugotovitve slovenske in britanske teorije, ter evropsko ureditev in njen vpliv na pravno ureditev enotirnega sistema upravljanja v Sloveniji in Veliki Britaniji. Prikaže skupne značilnosti in razlike med obema nacionalnima sistemoma, ter sistemom upravljanja določenim na ravni Evropske unije.
Keywords:korporativno upravljanje, enotirni sistem upravljanja, upravni odbor, izvršni direktorji, neizvršni direktorji, Zakon o gospodarskih družbah, Companies Act 2006, Uredba Sveta 2157/2001
Place of publishing:[Maribor
Publisher:P. Frešer]
Year of publishing:2017
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-69103 New window
UDC:347.721/.725(043.3)
COBISS.SI-ID:5513259 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:5I1G5FXC
Publication date in DKUM:13.12.2017
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Language:English
Title:The comparative legal regulation of the one-tier management system in Slovenia, European Union and Great Britain
Abstract:A public limited company is a legal form of a capital company that has its equity divided into shares. As a legal entity it is liable to creditors with all its assets, however shareholders are not liable for the companies’ liabilities to creditors. PLC needs management bodies that manage the company. Corporate governance is traditionally defined as a system in which companies are managed and controlled, and it also includes a series of links between company management, committees, shareholders and other stakeholders. In comparative corporate legislation there is a noticeable increase in the number of option models, namely one-tier and two-tier system. This was supported by the Council Regulation (EC) No. 2157/2001 on the Statute of European Public Limited Companies (Societas Europea - SE), which requires from Member States to ensure that companies organized as SE provide the possibility of choosing between the two systems. In Slovenia, the ZGD-1 provides an autonomous choice between the one-tier and two-tier system for both national PLC and the SE. While the United Kingdom regulates a mandatory one-tier system for national PLC. The author in the master's thesis analyzes and compares the legal regulation of the one-tier system of managing joint-stock companies in Slovenia, the UK and in the European Union. Presentation of the regulation of the one-tier corporative system, which is defined in the Slovenian Companies Act, the Companies Act 2006 in the Council Regulation (EC) establishing a European public limited company. The author presents in detail the findings of Slovene and the British theories and represents the European system and its influence on the legal regulation of the one-tier system in Slovenia and the UK. It shows the common characteristics of the differences between the two national systems and the management system set at European Union level.
Keywords:corporate governance, one-tier system, board of directors, executive directors, non-executive directors, Companies Act, Council Regulation 2157/2001


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