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Does Wedge Size Matter? Financial Reporting Quality and Effective Regulation of Dual-Class Firms

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The Least Uncomfortable Choice: Why Delaware and England Win the Global Corporate Law Race

What makes the corporate laws of some jurisdictions more attractive for entrepreneurs and investors than others in the global arena? Within the United States, the competition among state laws is...

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More JoMo Less FoMo: The Case for Voluntary Disclosure of Uncertain Information in Securities Regulation

Securities regulation is one of the most harmonized fields of business law. Observing disclosures about cross-border transactions between public corporations traded in the United States and the European Union seems...

11 January 2022

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The Voice: The Minority Shareholder’s Perspective

Minority shareholders tend not to participate in the decision-making process of public companies with a controlling shareholder, and their voice is rarely heard. Even when they disagree with how the...

29 November 2016

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From the Great Depression to the Great Recession: On the Failure of Regulation in the Mortgage Market

People tend to attribute the outbreak of the 2008 financial crisis to deregulation. In my paper ‘From the Great Depression to the Great Recession: On the Failure of...

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