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The Impending Financial Crisis

20 November 2024

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Jeffrey N. Gordon

Unbundling Climate Change Risk from ESG

8 September 2023

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Jeffrey N. Gordon

A Way Out of the Banking Crisis: The Case for a New Style Prime Money Market Fund

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Jeffrey N. Gordon

Financial Institution Innovation Needed in Silicon Valley

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Jeffrey N. Gordon

The Twitter Board Bears Personal Responsibility for a Bad Outcome in the Twitter Sale

Let’s be clear about this: The Twitter board was under no legal compulsion to accept Elon Musk’s offer for the company and, from a corporate governance structural point of view,...

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Jeffrey N. Gordon

Corporate Governance, the Depth of Altruism and the Polyphony of Voice

This post responds to the paper Exit v. Voice by Eleonora Broccardo, Oliver Hart, and Luigi Zingales (BHZ). The paper discusses two possible mechanisms by which an ‘altruistic’...

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Jeffrey N. Gordon

The Valuation and Governance Bubbles of Silicon Valley

The rise and fall of The We Company IPO bubble is one of those events that, like the subprime mortgage bubble that preceded the financial crisis, calls for an examination...

18 October 2019

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Jeffrey N. Gordon

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