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A Harmonized European Company Law: Are We There Already?

To what extent is EU company law harmonized? In an essay that draws from my pre-EU-referendum inaugural lecture at Oxford (the audio of which can be accessed ...

11 September 2017

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Regulatory Arbitrage and the Efficiency of Banking Regulation

It is common to consider that international financial integration weakens the efficiency of banking regulation as national regulatory authorities are involved in a “race to the bottom”, which leads to...

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Bad Enforcement as a Competitive Asset in Attracting Incorporations

In the Noughties, Nevada arose as the place in the US for companies seeking a protective environment for directors, officers and members to incorporate. Nevada made a conscious decision to...

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The Evolution of Corporate Law in Canada: Towards Regulatory Competition?

In the United States, the impact of regulatory competition on the evolution of corporate law has generated an intense and long lasting debate opposing the “race to the bottom” and...

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Stéphane Rousseau

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