25 Central parts of the book: 1. The Corporate Decision-Making Process, 2. Conflict of Interests, 3. Intermediate Interpretative Possibilities that Can Increase the Efficiency of the Brazilian Regime on Conflict of Interests, 4. Suggestions for Future Legislation.
Presentation by the renowned lawyer and legal expert NELSON EIZIRIK: “The topic is thorny and has been the subject of controversial studies and decisions – mainly from the CVM (Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission). Hence the undeniable relevance of this work.”
Foreword by Professor Fábio Ulhoa Coelho of PUC-SP: “In the field of corporate law, conflicts of interest are commonly framed by the notion of agency conflicts. The agent is responsible for interpreting the principal's interest and needs to be monitored so that, in doing so, they do not succumb to the temptation to prioritize their own interests to the detriment of the principal's.”