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Decision-making by the statutory body in the relation to the capital company's internal affairs
Tomášek, Petr ; Josková, Lucie (referee)
Decision-making by the statutory body in the relation to the capital company's internal affairs Abstract This dissertation considers the issue of decision-making by the statutory body in relation to the internal affairs of a capital company. The second chapter analyses existing case law concerning the concept of business management and compares it with doctrinal sources. In this context, business management is distinguished from other areas of responsibility the statutory body has in relation to the company's internal affairs. It also assesses to what extent the designation of business management as an internal branch of power is truly appropriate. The subsequent chapter discusses the competencies of the general meeting which directly affect the area of making business decisions; namely the amendment of articles of association, the approval of substantial property transactions and the power of general meeting to lay down the basic principles of how the business is managed. The fourth chapter is about the boundaries arising from the very notion of business management as compared to doctrinal sources and the practice of the courts. It draws conclusions from own research as well. In the fifth part of the dissertation, the process of decision-making in regard to business management is analysed. In particular it...
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Decision-making by the statutory body in the relation to the capital company's internal affairs
Tomášek, Petr ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Patěk, Daniel (referee) ; Horáček, Vít (referee)
Decision-making by the statutory body in the relation to the capital company's internal affairs Abstract This dissertation considers the issue of decision-making by the statutory body in relation to the internal affairs of a capital company. The second chapter analyses existing case law concerning the concept of business management and compares it with doctrinal sources. In this context, business management is distinguished from other areas of responsibility the statutory body has in relation to the company's internal affairs. It also assesses to what extent the designation of business management as an internal branch of power is truly appropriate. The subsequent chapter discusses the competencies of the general meeting which directly affect the area of making business decisions; namely the amendment of articles of association, the approval of substantial property transactions and the power of general meeting to lay down the basic principles of how the business is managed. The fourth chapter is about the boundaries arising from the very notion of business management as compared to doctrinal sources and the practice of the courts. It draws conclusions from own research as well. In the fifth part of the dissertation, the process of decision-making in regard to business management is analysed. In particular it...
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Monistic organizational structure of a Czech joint-stock company after recodification of private law
Koprnický, Jan ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Zahradníčková, Marie (referee)
Monistic organizational structure of a Czech join-stock company after recodification of private law Traditionally, the only board structure available for national joint-stock companies under the laws of the Czech Republic was two-tier model based on strict division of corporate governance functions between two separate boards. With the effect as of January 1st 2014, new Business Corporations Act no. 90/2012 Coll. ("Act") has introduced alternative statutory framework for one-tier board structure for join-stock companies which have its seat in the Czech Republic and thus are governed by the Czech laws. The Act made it possible for shareholders to choose between both models of board structures as what they deemed would fit best the purpose of their business. In this narrow sense the addition may have been looked at as praiseworthy. However the imperfect implementation of one-tier model of corporate governance into Czech law has raised serious interpretational issues which may effectively render this model unacceptable for adoption because the division of powers between the board of directors and general manager remains unclear. The main purpose of my thesis is to address this issue by clarifying the scope of powers which are vested by the law in the board of directors and general manager of the...
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Business management
Králik, Dominik ; Eichlerová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Liška, Petr (referee)
The objective of this thesis is a business management of a Czech capital company. The purpose is to give a definition or prevailing characteristic of business management and to point out the problems of interpretation, analyse them and outline possible solutions. The thesis is divided into six chapters, each of them is divided into subchapters and where necessary also into parts. Each chapter ends with a short summary. The first chapter focuses on giving a definition of term business management. Many characteristics of this terms are given from judicial decisions of Supreme Court of Czech Republic. It is needed to distinguish business management from strategic decisions, decisions with low importance and acting on behalf of a company, although this may in some cases follow the decisions about business management. Second chapter discuss about historical terms using instead of business management. The third chapter deals with organizational structure of limited liability company and joint-stock company. In joint-stock company executive board solve questions about business management. In limited liability company have a duty to make decisions about business management directors. The monistic structure of joint-stock company is described and analysed in last chapter. The fourth chapter covers...
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Business management of a limited liability and join-stock company after recodification of Czech private law
Tomášek, Petr ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Zahradníčková, Marie (referee)
The objective of this thesis is to explain the business management of a capital company after of the recodification of Czech private law. Due to the re-codification it is necessary to highlight the most important changes related to the new legislation, point out the problems of interpretation and outline possible solutions. Attention is also paid to the applicability of existing judicial decisions. This thesis consists of six chapters. The first chapter deals with the general organizational structure of companies. Its content is so a brief explanation of the various organs and their competences. Omitted is not even a brief explanation of the division of competences between the various organs of the company. In the second chapter of the thesis the term of business management is being discussed. Also interpreted are the specific decisions included in this term and those that are not. Business management is also distinguished from acting on behalf of a company, which may in some cases follow the decisions. Very brief attention is payed to German legislation too. The third chapter details the way business management decisions are taken. Distinguished is a decision making in a limited liability company and joint-stock company, both monistic and dualistic structures. The fourth chapter deals with the...
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Business management
Chvalová, Lucie ; Eichlerová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Čech, Petr (referee)
This diploma thesis examines the concept of business management. It is a concept that falls within the scope of the statutory body, one of the main and obligatory organs of business corporations. Since this is a concept which is not defined anywhere in the legislation, the thesis focuses on what the concept itself involves, and what on the other hand cannot be considered as a business management. The thesis also explains how it is seen in terms of professional literature and case law. The concept is also distinguished from other kinds of decision-making process that takes places inside (within) business corporations. This thesis compares particularly the former legislation which was replaced, with the effect from 1 January 2014, by the two main private codes, the Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code and the Act No. 90/2012 Coll., the Act on Business Corporations. Those two codes are being a huge step for the Czech law in general and are bringing definitely some changes and news to the concept of business management. There is also mentioned the progress of business management in time in the final thesis. One of the diploma chapter deals with couple of changes brought to the Act No. 513/1991 Coll., the Commercial Code by the amendment No. 351/2011 Coll. The business management is a concept which is...
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Business management
Vrbková, Andrea ; Eichlerová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Josková, Lucie (referee)
- 1 - Abstract Business management The purpose of this thesis is to analyze selected aspects of business management with an emphasis on the legal regulation of instructions given by a general meeting, including instructions on request. The thesis also deals with specifics of business management in a monistic system of management of a stock corporation or in a group of companies. The thesis is divided into four chapters; each of them is closed with a partial summary which informs briefly about the topic being discussed and the resulting conclusions. The introductory chapter focuses on a management board of the stock corporation as a body which has an exclusive competence in business management and it defines the concept of business management and its limits in a decision-making process within the stock corporation. Chapter two deals with internal and external powers of the management board and it shows their mutual coherence and the resulting impacts on business management. Chapter three describes the internal organization of management of the stock corporation. Firstly, the decision-making process of the management board as a collective body is analyzed according to the Civil Code, s. 156 and, subsequently, the rules of delegation of powers are being discussed as drafted in the Business Corporations Act....
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Introduction of Smart Metering: Ramifications for Business Management in Medium-sized Energy Providers
Selmke, Pierre ; Heřman, Jan (advisor) ; Neumaierová, Inka (referee) ; Markovič, Peter (referee)
In the European Union (EU), increasing final energy efficiency, so as to save energy, has become mandatory. This obligation will fundamentally alter the EU energy sector. The relevant EU directive, 2006/32/EG, requires that adjustments be made to energy billing and, where technically feasible, that new metering technologies (i.e. smart metering) be introduced. Individual EU countries are implementing these requirements in different ways: Smart metering is either being nearly fully implemented (e.g. in Italy), is being planned (e.g. in Germany), or completely disregarded (e.g. in the Czech Republic). Since the introduction of smart metering affects virtually all value-added steps, organisational structures and areas of operation in medium-sized energy providers, these providers must take the relevant requirements into account at as early a stage as possible. The present thesis analyses the effects of the introduction of smart metering on the business management of such companies. A deductive method was chosen and the effects of intro- ducing smart metering were assessed through a cross-sectional study of two separate data collections. Experts were interviewed and their statements were qualitatively evaluated. A written survey followed via online questionnaires, the results of which were quantitatively evaluated. Institutional, functional and activity-based perspectives were considered as well as normative, strategic and operative aspects of business management. The evaluation of the survey enabled a better assessment and analysis of the introduction of smart metering. An analysis of the scope of the upcoming alterations within energy providers illustrates just how fundamental a change this will bring to medium-sized energy providers. However, the outcome of the written survey shows that most executives do not recognise this need for change and therefore are unable to initiate it. These management deficiencies threaten the very existence of these companies and must be resolved through the timely initiation of consistent change management.
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Controlling in the construction company
Bartizal, Martin ; Tuscher, Martin (referee) ; Hanák, Tomáš (advisor)
The subject of this thesis is to contribute to the improvement of controlling system in the construction company. The main emphasis is on the use of appropriate controlling tools, which would have a positive impact on the management of a particular enterprise. The thesis analyzes the area of controlling stock in XYZ Company, Inc. The introduction defines the concept of business management, controlling and its theoretical basis, further describes the current activities of the controlling company. In the last part of the thesis proposed actions to improve the functioning of the controlling system, including the evaluation of the benefits for the company.
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Business Simulation of a Firm Management
Voháňka, Ondřej ; Bartík, Vladimír (referee) ; Květoňová, Šárka (advisor)
This master's thesis deals with business simulation games. The first part introduces us to the field of business management, analysis of available business simulations and situation of this market. Further in the text we will find design of new business simulation game. In the last part there is a complete description of project realization. The main contribution is an unusual theme (software selling companies), availability and modern solution.
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