Integrating Corporate Law in the European Union: Necessity and Challenges

Abstract

Over the years, extensive reforms have been implemented in the field of European Union (EU) corporate law, establishing common minimum standards for member states. This article analyzes current issues in EU corporate law. First, it examines problems at the European level and the factors contributing to them, then a comparative analysis is conducted between the European experience and the experiences of the CIS and Eurasian economic cooperation. The conclusion presents legal proposals for addressing the identified issues. The analysis focuses particularly on EU corporate law directives and the European Company (Societas Europaea, SE) model.