Vega experts in corporate governance have experience evaluating the processes by which corporations are controlled and directed. They have a deep understanding of the rules and procedures for making decisions in corporate settings. Our experts’ relevant subject matter expertise includes topics such as mergers and acquisitions, investments, fiduciary obligations, internal oversight, regulatory compliance, and board structuring. Vega’s corporate governance network consists of both academic leaders and industry professionals with decades of personal experience.
Experts in our network have testified in matters related to the determination of whether directors, officers and/or their advisors acted prudently and consistently with their fiduciary duties.
Below is a list of example engagements for our Corporate Governance practice:
Analysis of Hostile Takeover, Tender Offer, and Corporate Acquisitions: Tim Hurley was retained to describe the process through which a public company can acquire another publicly traded company, and to provide his opinion regarding the acquisition and the actions taken by the management and directors of Defendant Company to fend off the multiple acquisition offers.
Negotiations & Transactions in Licensing Deals: Vega Economics was retained by Arm to support Professor Guhan Subramanian, who provided opinions informed by his expertise in negotiation theory and transactional practice.
Standards and Practice of Business Negotiations in M&A Transactions: Vega Economics was retained to support Professor Guhan Subramanian at Harvard University in an arbitration brought by a company that owns and operates renewable energy facilities, including solar and wind assets, against a law firm. Professor Subramanian analyzed and opined on the standards and practice of business negotiations and addressing potential conflicts related to closing the underlying transaction.
Intervention by the Federal Reserve in a Distressed Company: A Vega expert provided testimony in a case involving the Federal Reserve’s intervention in a distressed corporation in connection with the 2008 financial crisis. The expert analyzed the Federal Reserve’s credit facilities and lending practices to financial institutions and other firms and provided an overview of the market crisis and its effect on the corporation.
Professor of Finance, Director of the IMD World Competitiveness Center
- Corporate Finance
- Corporate Governance
Steven Roth Professor of Management at the Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
- Leadership & Management
- Corporate Governance
Principal at Bank Experts Group
- Real Estate
- Corporate Finance
- Securities & Finance
- Financial Institutions
- Corporate Governance
Lecturer of Accounting at UCLA Anderson School of Management
- Securities & Finance
- Valuation
- Intellectual Property
- Accounting
- Corporate Governance
Professor of Finance at Loyola Marymount University
- Corporate Finance
- Valuation
- Private Equity
- Bankruptcy & Insolvency
- Corporate Governance
Adjunct Professor of Finance/Economics, at LIU Post
- Corporate Finance
- Securities & Finance
- Financial Institutions
- Corporate Governance
Joseph Flom Professor of Law and Business at the Harvard Law School and the Douglas Weaver Professor of Business Law at the Harvard Business School
- Corporate Governance
- Financial Institutions
- Corporate Finance
Professor of Accounting at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
- Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)
- Leadership & Management
- Accounting
- Corporate Governance