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16 April 2020

Corporate Liquidation Proceedings in Ecuador: The Recapitalize or Liquidate Rule in Times of COVID-19

by: Esteban Ortiz Mena, Paúl Noboa-Velasco

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15 April 2020

NYSE Temporarily Relaxes Shareholder Approval Rules

by: Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

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14 April 2020

Insolvency Law in Times of COVID-19

by: Aurelio Gurrea Martínez

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13 April 2020

The COVID-19 Pandemic and Business Law: A Series of Posts from the Oxford Business Law Blog

by: OBLB Editors

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10 April 2020

A COVID-19 Index Fund—The New Fearless Girl?

by: Anna Christie

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10 April 2020

Financial Regulation Suspensions in Times of Crisis

by: Iris H-Y Chiu, Andreas Kokkinis, Andrea Miglionico

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9 April 2020

What’s so Wrong with Wrongful Trading?—on Suspending Director Liability during the Coronavirus Crisis

by: Amir Licht

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8 April 2020

In Case You Don't Want to Miss It: ‘The COVID-19 Crisis and Its Aftermath. Corporate Governance Implications and Policy Challenges,’ a 24-Hour Global Webinar

by: OBLB Editors

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8 April 2020

A Response to Eidenmüller’s Defense of Regulatory Competition in the Fight against COVID19

by: Marco Ventoruzzo

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7 April 2020

Shareholder Primacy in the Time of Coronavirus

by: Akshaya Kamalnath

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1 April 2020

Charting a Course Through Disruption to English Law Contracts Caused by Covid-19

by: Linklaters

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31 March 2020

The Race to Fight COVID-19: On the Desirability of Regulatory Competition

by: Horst Eidenmüller

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27 March 2020

Congress Should Endorse the Federal Reserve’s Extraordinary Measures

by: Kathryn Judge

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27 March 2020

COVID-19 Crisis Requires Legislators to Adapt Insolvency Legislation

by: Gert-Jan Boon

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25 March 2020

The Wrong Target? COVID-19 and the Wrongful Trading Rule

by: Kristin van Zwieten

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