The Jan Ronse Institute at KU Leuven is looking for motivated candidates for the following positions in the field of company law: Are you interested, or do you know someone who might be? Please consult the full job description via the links below and do not hesitate to share these vacancies within your network.
The Institute for Financial Law (UGent) is organising, in collaboration with Gandaius Academy, the IFR Days 2026, a series of four thematic afternoons focusing on the most current and impactful developments in financial and corporate law. The sessions will take place on: Full details of the programme, speakers, prices and practical information can be found […]
The Jan Ronse Institute (KU Leuven) is holding a study day on 6 March 2026 on the prohibition of distributions and altruistic purpose of non-profit organisations and foundations. The study day itself will take place in Leuven but can also be followed online. All practical information and the programme can be found below. It promises […]
The Pierre Coppens Prize will be awarded for the ninth time in 2026. This prize, worth €15,000, is awarded to a doctor of law/legal sciences from a European university, aged 40 or under, who has written a work – published or unpublished – representing an original contribution to company law or a legal topic related […]
The Faculty of Law at KU Leuven is looking for a part-time guest lecturer (10%) for the course ‘Associations, foundations and social enterprises’ as part of the Master’s programme in Company Law (Brussels campus). More information here.
As part of its objectives to improve European competitiveness, the European Commission is working on the implementation of a single, optional and harmonised legal framework for innovative companies across the European area. Such initiative, known as the 28th Regime, will allow companies to incorporate, invest and operate under one set of rules. The Commission opened […]
The Committee for Advice on Companies and Associations (CASAVV), an advisory committee set up by Fednot and the Centre, has published two new opinions on its website concerning the following questions: Both opinions can be consulted on the CASAVV website here.
The European Company Case Law (ECCL) is organising its seventh symposium in Vilnius (Lithuania) in May. The subject of the conference is directors’ liability to parties other than the company, in particular to individual shareholders and “third parties” (e.g. creditors). The conference can be attended physically, but online participation is also possible. In that case, […]