In this article, we analyse the growing regulatory competition between EU Member States regarding loyalty and multiple voting shares (MVS). We compare recent legislative developments in seven jurisdictions and examine their approaches to voting ratios, allocation criteria, majority thresholds, agenda limitations, and sunset provisions. Finally, we argue that two distinct models have emerged — ex ante regulation and ex post judicial review — and reflect on the legal uncertainty and reputational risks each entails.

Loyalty and multiple voting shares. Legal developments in Italy

POLLASTRO, Irene
2025-01-01

Abstract

In this article, we analyse the growing regulatory competition between EU Member States regarding loyalty and multiple voting shares (MVS). We compare recent legislative developments in seven jurisdictions and examine their approaches to voting ratios, allocation criteria, majority thresholds, agenda limitations, and sunset provisions. Finally, we argue that two distinct models have emerged — ex ante regulation and ex post judicial review — and reflect on the legal uncertainty and reputational risks each entails.
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POLLASTRO, Irene
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