 November 2019 - Finance, firms and the long run
Issue editors: Christophe Moussu & Pierre-Charles Pradier
with the support of LabEx ReFi, ESCP Europe, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers
Introduction:
Christophe MOUSSU,
ESCP Europe, LabEx ReFi
et
Pierre-Charles PRADIER,
Université Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne, LabEx ReFi
Financing firms and the investment horizon
Financial markets and short-termism
Christophe Moussu,
ESCP Europe, LabEx ReFi
The real effects of long-term investors in listed companies
Alexandre Garel,
researcher in finance, Audencia Business School
Sustainable behavior and value creation: Communications addressed to the financial markets
Jean-Brieuc Le Tinier,
chief financial officer and secretary-general of the FNAC Darty Group
The American big tech giants: New systemic players in international finance?
Paul-Adrien Hyppolite
&
Antoine Michon,
engineers from the Corps des Mines
Is there room for the long term in market financing?
Alexis Collomb,
Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers
From shareholder ‒ to partner-based governance
Risks and the government of firms
François Valérian,
associate professor of finance at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, Conseil Général de l’Économie
Corporate reform: From the firm or from the field?
Cécile Renouard,
professor of philosophy, Centre Sèvres, teacher at École des Mines de Paris, ESSEC and Sciences Po, & president of Transition Campus
Firms with a mission as a vector of the long term
Blanche Segrestin
&
Laure-Anne Parpaleix,
Mines ParisTech, PSL Research University
The long-term coherence of cooperatives is more a matter of principles than facts
Pierre-Charles Pradier,
Université Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne, LabEx ReFi
Impact investing: The role and effectiveness of such funds
Isabelle Guénard-Malaussène,
president de FINANCE@IMPACT and of the committee of the FINANSOL label
Regulations and the state
“Intérêt social” and “raison d’être”: Thoughts about two provisions in the PACTE Act that amend corporate law
Alain Pietrancosta,
professor, Sorbonne Law School
The role of central banks and supervisory authorities in stimulating consideration for long-term issues: The case of climate change
Nathalie Aufauvre
&
Clément Bourgey,
Bank of France
Family Firms versus Private Equity: A struggle of business models? The example of the German printing industry
Dr. Ida Bagel,
CEO Bagel Froup,
&
Prof. Michael Troege,
ESCP Europe
Financial Regulation and Externalities: Efficiency vs Politics
Gérard Hertig,
ETH Zurich
The EU directive on restructuring and insolvency, an opportunity for France to shift focus to the long term?
Sophie Vermeille
&
Eva Fourel,
Droit et Croissance
Incentives for financing long-term externalities
Finance, firms and the long term
Claire Castanet,
Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF)
What can institutional investors do in matters related to climate change and responsible investments?
Jean-François Boulier,
president of the French Association of Institutional Investors (Af2i)
Green bonds, a tool for financing the environmental transition
Franck Bancel,
professor, ESCP Europe,
&
Dejan Glavas,
doctoral student, ESCP Europe
From ESG ratings to stress tests aligned with the Paris Agreement and sustainable development goals
Anne-Catherine Husson-Traore,
NOVETHIC
Can firms finance the long-term environmental transition?
Claire Tutenuit,
EpE
Miscellany
Introduction to blockchains
Ilarion Pavel,
Conseil Général de l’Économie (CGE)
The role of Ports and Free Zones in the Development of Africa: The “Djibouti Model”
Mowlid Aden,
Djibouti Ports & Free Zone Authority (DPFZA)
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