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The EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive: From Disclosure to Prevention of Adverse Sustainability Impacts in Supply Chains

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Dirk A Zetzsche

Corporate Governance Reform and the Sustainability Imperative

In recent years, interest in alternatives to shareholder-centric corporate governance has increased significantly. It has been driven by a growing sustainability imperative—widespread recognition that business as usual, despite...

11 November 2021

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Christopher M. Bruner

Financial Literacy Externalities

Over the past decade, widespread financial illiteracy has been found among households in many countries, with greater concentration among certain demographic groups that include women and minorities. Strong correlations have...

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Michael Haliassos

Volkswagen’s Emissions Scandal: Lessons for Corporate Governance? (Part 2)

In Part 1 of this post, I posed the question why risk-averse managers at VW might have failed to launch an internal investigation into any potential smoking guns...

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ICYMI - FCA Occasional Paper on Economics for Effective Regulation

The UK Financial Conduct Authority recently published an occasional paper on "Economics for Effective Regulation" (EFER).EFER is a new market-based methodology for regulatory economic analysis that will be employed to...

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Martin Bengtzen

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