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29 September 2025

Revisiting the Protection of Minority Shareholders: International Conference

by: Thomas Papadopoulos

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23 July 2025

Secrecy Without Oversight: How Trade Secrets Could Potentially Undermine the AI Act’s Transparency Mandate

by: Ian Gauci

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26 March 2025

Financial Profiling

by: Katja Langenbucher

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5 December 2024

Regulating AI in Finance: How the EU AI Act Shapes Financial Technology’s Future

by: Maria Lucia Passador

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28 November 2024

SEC Buyback Reform Would Give Investors a Shot at Exposing Corporate Shenanigans

by: Lynn Bai

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6 November 2024

Muddied Waters: Why (Data Protection) Tribunals Must Explain Their Factual Assessments

by: Tom West, Lucie Audibert

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14 June 2024

The EU's CS3D Compromise of March 2024—Transnational Sedimentation of Sustainability Norms with Regard to Global Value Chains and Modern Slavery

by: Peer Zumbansen, Phillip Paiement

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30 January 2024

Why We Still Don’t Know Who Controls British Firms, and Why it Matters

by: Elspeth Berry

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31 October 2023

Regulating Gatekeeper AI and Data: Transparency, Access, and Fairness Under the DMA, the GDPR, and Beyond

by: Philipp Hacker, Johann Cordes, Janina Rochon

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26 June 2023

The New Corporate Law of Corporate Groups

by: Mariana Pargendler

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31 October 2022

The Post-Brexit Accountability of the Financial Conduct Authority: Developing Parliament’s Institutional Capability

by: Elizabeth Howell

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6 October 2021

The Bright Side of Transparency: Evidence from Supervisory Capital Requirements

by: Nordine Abidi, Livia Amato, Ixart Miquel-Flores, Quentin Vandeweyer

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25 May 2021

Sunlight is the Best Disinfectant – Or Is It? Anonymity as a Means to Enhance Impartiality

by: Eyal Zamir, Christoph Engel

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18 May 2020

GCGC/ECGI Global Webinar Series - Easing the Economic Aftermath of a Global Pandemic

by: Mark J. Roe, John Coates

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13 June 2019

Blockchain and public companies: The coming revolution in share ownership transparency, proxy-voting, and corporate governance?

by: Federico Panisi, Ross P Buckley, Douglas W Arner

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