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The EU Market Abuse Regulation and the Use of General Clauses Thereunder

15 October 2024

Filippo Annunziata

Share Buyback Programmes: Economic Function and Legal Issues

1 August 2024

Javier García de Enterría

AI and Market Abuse Regulation

6 March 2024

Filippo Annunziata

How to disclose conflicts of interest under the Market Abuse Regulation

After more than five years of investigations, German prosecutors stopped proceedings regarding a short selling attack and the accusation of market manipulation against speculative investor Carson Block. (See also the...

18 March 2022

Marcel Vollmershausen

Manipulation by Mislaid Priorities

Manipulation has many shades. While it is a staple of almost every human interaction, it is particularly prevalent in consumer markets, where firms promote their business by diverting people’s attention,...

14 June 2021

Oren Bar-Gill

Omri Ben-Shahar

Machine Learning, Market Manipulation, and Collusion on Capital Markets: Why the ‘Black Box’ Matters

A growing body of legal research is dedicated to investigating the implications of financial technology and innovation for the application of existing financial law and regulation to achieve basic public...

GameStop: A Tragedy Waiting to Happen

The GameStop saga has been mainly portrayed as the revenge of the retail day trader against the mighty hedge funds. While we all love the romanticised version of this story,...

23 February 2021

Diego Valiante

Is Reddit the New Bloomberg Chat? GameStop, Short Sellers and Social Media

Short selling is a controversial investment tool. There seems to be a deeply ingrained view that short sellers are mere speculators whose aim is to mercilessly bring down otherwise sound...

3 February 2021

Paul Oudin

Javier Paz Valbuena

At the Early Dawn of the Modern Regulation of Financial Markets: The Villainy of Stock-Jobbers (1701) and The Anatomy of Exchange Alley (1719) by Daniel Defoe

In the same year Robinson Crusoe (1719) is delivered to the press, Defoe publishes a truly magnificent pamphlet (titled ‘The Anatomy of Exchange Alley: or a System of Stock Jobbing’)...

29 July 2020

Filippo Annunziata

Muddying the Waters of Market Manipulation in the EU

Since July 2016 it has been an open question whether the Market Abuse Regulation No. 596/2014 (MAR) creates horizontal direct effect such that market participants have a private...

2 July 2020

Anna Christie

J S Liptrap

The EU Market Abuse Regulation and the Use of General Clauses Thereunder

Share Buyback Programmes: Economic Function and Legal Issues

AI and Market Abuse Regulation

How to disclose conflicts of interest under the Market Abuse Regulation

Manipulation by Mislaid Priorities

Machine Learning, Market Manipulation, and Collusion on Capital Markets: Why the ‘Black Box’ Matters

GameStop: A Tragedy Waiting to Happen

Is Reddit the New Bloomberg Chat? GameStop, Short Sellers and Social Media

At the Early Dawn of the Modern Regulation of Financial Markets: The Villainy of Stock-Jobbers (1701) and The Anatomy of Exchange Alley (1719) by Daniel Defoe

Muddying the Waters of Market Manipulation in the EU

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