COMPARATIVE-LEGAL ANALYSIS OF SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS IN THE EU AND UZBEK COMPANY LAW

Authors

  • Soyibnazarov Nurmukhammad Abdunazar ugli Master of Laws alumnus, Pennsylvania State University Author

Keywords:

Shareholder Rights, Comparative-Legal Analysis, EU Company Law, Uzbek Company Law, Corporate Governance, Voting Rights, Dividend Distribution, Minority Shareholder Protection, Legal Frameworks, Corporate Environment, Regulatory Structures, Investor Protections, Corporate Jurisdictions, Comparative Law, Corporate Governance Practices.

Abstract

This comprehensive article conducts a comparative-legal analysis of shareholder rights within the legal frameworks of the European Union (EU) and Uzbekistan. Delving into the distinct regulations governing shareholder rights in these jurisdictions, the study explores the similarities, differences, and implications of these legal structures. By examining topics such as voting rights, dividend distribution, and minority shareholder protection, this analysis offers valuable insights for both legal scholars and business practitioners seeking to navigate these diverse corporate environments.

References

The European Union Sources:

1. Shareholder Rights Directive II (Directive 2017/828)

2. Transparency Directive (Directive 2004/109)

3. Takeover Bids Directive (Directive 2004/25)

4. Prospectus Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2017/1129)

5. Market Abuse Regulation (Regulation (EU) 596/2014)

6. Official website of the European Commission (ec.europa.eu) for EU company law and directives.

Uzbekistan Sources:

1. Company Law of Uzbekistan

2. Corporate Governance Code of Uzbekistan

3. Securities Market Law of Uzbekistan

4. Capital Market Development Agency (CMDA) of Uzbekistan website (cmda.uz)

5. Official websites of relevant Uzbekistan government agencies and regulatory bodies(lex.uz).

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Published

2026-03-31