Governance Complexities in Firms with Dual Class Shares

Focusing on the governance characteristics of dual class share (DCS) firms, this work delves into their complexities within the Canadian context, where such structures are common. It highlights key governance issues relevant to ongoing debates about DCS and broader governance practices. Additionally, the monograph explores the policy implications of maintaining private ordering as a regulatory approach for public corporations, offering insights into the balance between corporate governance and shareholder rights.