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Corporate Governance with Chinese Characteristics: The Case Of State Owned Enterprises

China is recognised as the second largest economy in the world behind the US in terms of GDP, and as the largest by reference to purchasing power parity. It now...

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Razeen Sappideen

The Regulation of Hedge Funds

Hedge funds have traditionally been structured to deliberately sidestep legislative strictures, disclosure and other compliance requirements imposed on institutions raising funds for their activities, and as such have operated within...

7 September 2016

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Razeen Sappideen

In Search of the Shareholder-Manager Balance of Power

The modern corporate form owes its success as much to the separation of management from shareholders, and the imposition of fiduciary obligations on managers (rather than on shareholders), as it...

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Razeen Sappideen

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