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A Theoretical Framework for Law and Macro Finance

21 October 2022

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Konrad Borowicz

Derivatives Supply and Corporate Hedging: Evidence from the Safe Harbor Reform of 2005

Are supply-side fluctuations in the derivatives market important for corporate risk management? If the supply of hedging instruments is perfectly elastic, then hedging levels are determined exclusively by a company’s...

5 December 2017

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Erasmo Giambona

Amicus Brief on the Scope of the Bankruptcy Safe Harbor for Securities Settlement Payments

Bankruptcy Code § 546(e) contains a safe harbor that prevents avoidance of a securities settlement payment, e.g. as a preferential or constructively fraudulent transfer. This amicus brief was filed in...

15 November 2017

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Bruce A. Markell

Charles W. Mooney, Jr.

Spanish Supreme Court strikes unparalleled super-priority of derivatives

A recent decision by the Spanish Supreme Court struck down the super-priority that Spanish law grants derivatives contracts in insolvency. The decision raises a series of interesting questions about the...

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