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Author(s)
HUANG Si-qiong
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DOI:10.17265/1548-6605/2024.05.002
Affiliation(s)
Minzu University of China, Beijing, China
ABSTRACT
At present, China has not made
clear legislative provisions on the specific connotation and determination
criteria of the diligence and due diligence of independent directors, and this
legislative gap has led to the lack of uniform and operable legal regulations
in reality, which in turn has led to the lack of clear guidelines for independent
directors to perform their duties diligently and the requirements of due
diligence. How exactly should the specific standard of independent directors’
duty of diligence be seen in China? This paper analyses the problems and
reasons in China’s practice and compares them with the relevant system in the
United States, so as to answer the standard from several perspectives,
including logic, introduction of business judgement rules, and distinction
between independent and general directors respectively.
KEYWORDS
independent directors, duty of diligence, single-tier system, business judgment rule
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