Dr Demetra Arsalidou - Associate Member of BRASS

Career Experience and Qualifications

Demetra Arsalidou has an LL.B from Lancaster University, and an LL.M and Ph.D from the University of Exeter. Before Coming to Cardiff, she was a lecturer in Law at Exeter University and then a lecturer in law at Monash University, Australia.

Research Areas of Interest

Her main areas of interest lie in the area of Directors' duties, disqualification of company directors and Corporate governance. 

Publications

• The Regulation of Executive Pay and Economic Theory,
  Arsalidou D, The Journal of Business Law, 5 (2011) 431-456 ISSN 0021-9460
• The Banking Crisis: Rethinking and Refining the Accountability of Bank Directors,
  Arsalidou D, The Journal of Business Law, 4 (2010) 284-310 ISSN 0021-9460
• Litigation Culture and the New Statutory Derivative Claim,
  Arsalidou D, The Company lawyer, 7 (1) (2009) 205-210 ISSN 0144-1027
• Shareholder primacy in cl.173 of the Company Law Bill 2006.,
  Arsalidou D, The Company Lawyer, 28 (3) (2007) 67-69 ISSN 0144-1027
• Stakeholders, Directors' Duties and the Company Law Reform Bill 2005,
  Arsalidou D, International and Comparative Corporate Law Journal, 5 (2) (2006) 1-20 ISSN 1388-7084
• An Examination into the Role of the Courts in Articulating a Standard of Care for Company Directors,
  Arsalidou D, The Company Lawyer, 26 (5) (2005) 157-162 ISSN 0144-1027
• Difficulties with Enforcing Western Standards of Corporate Governance in Asia,
  Arsalidou D and Wang, M, European Business Law Review, 2 (2005) 329-340 ISSN 0959-6941
• The Challenges with Imposing the OECD Disclosure Requirements in East Asia.,
  Arsalidou D and Wang, M, European Business Law Review, 16 (6) (2005) 1477-1499 ISSN ISSN 0959 6941
• To be Active or Inactive: Is this a 'New' Question for Company Directors,
  Arsalidou D, Deakin Law Review, 8 (2) (2003) 335-348 ISSN 1312-3660
• Objectivity versus Flexibility in Civil Law Jurisdictions and the Possible Introduction of the Business Judgment Rule in English Law,
  Arsalidou D, The Company Lawyer, 24 (8) (2003) 228-233 ISSN 0144-1027
• Opening the Door for Unsecured Creditors in Australia: The Water Wheel Holdings Collapse,
  Arsalidou D, The Company Lawyer, 24 (12) (2003)
• Directors' Fiduciary Duties to Shareholders: The Platt and Peskin cases,
  Arsalidou D, The Company Lawyer, 23 (2) (2002)
• The liability of Non-Executive Directors for Negligent Omissions: A New Approach Under Legislation?,
  Arsalidou D, The Company Lawyer, 23 (4) (2002) 107-114 ISSN 0144-1027
• The Impact of Section 214 of the Insolvency Act 1986 on the Directors' Duties to the Company,
  Arsalidou D, The Company Lawyer, 22 (1) (2001)
• Defining Unfitness in the Context of the Common Law Duties of Care, Skill and Diligence,
  Arsalidou D, Disqualification Newsletter, 12 (2001)
• The Insolvency Act 1986: The Indirect Effect on the Standards of Care, Skill and Diligence,
  Arsalidou D, Corporate Governance, 5 (2000)
• England and Australia: A Comparison of the Duties of Care,
  Arsalidou D, Corporate Governance, 4 (2000)

Contribution/Chapter in Edited Work

• Corporate Rescue in Cyprus: Present Problems and Prospects for the Future,
  Arsalidou D, Corporate Rescue: An Overview of Recent Developments (Second Edition) (Editors Katarzyna Gromek Broc, Rebecca Parry), Kluwer Law International (2006), v-432 ISBN 90-411-2414-4

Report

• ‘Survey of Relevant Anti-Financial Crime Provisions’ Sponsored by The European Commission, under its AGIS Programme (2008): Researcher for Greek Law,
  Arsalidou D,

Other Research

• Book Review:'Transactions Avoidance in Insolvencies,
  Arsalidou D, (2003) pp158-159, Trust Law International, No 3 Vol 17
• Disqualification of Directors: No Hiding Place for the Unfit,
  Hicks, Andrew and Arsalidou D, - Reseacher (1998)