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30 April 2025

Decentralized Markets and Self-Regulation

by: Yuliya Guseva

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30 January 2025

Rethinking IPO Bureaucracy

by: Alex Platt

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12 April 2024

Crypto Skeptics’ Supreme Risk: The Danger of Relying on Courts to Decide Crypto’s Fate

by: Todd Phillips

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13 September 2021

Corporate Climate: A Machine Learning Assessment of Climate Risk Disclosures

by: Julian Nyarko, Eric Talley

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12 July 2021

The Sprawling Problem of Financial Greenwashing

by: Madison Condon

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6 May 2021

The New Separation of Ownership and Control: Institutional Investors and ESG

by: Paul G. Mahoney, Julia D. Mahoney

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18 September 2018

Credit Ratings: What Are They Good For?

by: ProMarket Writers

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30 August 2018

Making Sustainability Disclosure Sustainable

by: Jill Fisch

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22 June 2018

The Crypto Puzzle

by: Dan Awrey

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6 June 2018

Rule 701 Enhanced Disclosure Threshold to Increase

by: Shearman & Sterling

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5 March 2018

SEC Commissioner Robert Jackson and Perpetual Dual Class Shares

by: Bernard S. Sharfman

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17 August 2017

SEC Confirms That Some Initial Coin Offerings Are Illegal Unregistered Securities Offerings

by: Davis Polk

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20 April 2017

District Judge Rules That Dodd-Frank Allows SEC to Bring Securities Fraud Claims Over Certain Foreign Transactions

by: Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

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3 February 2017

The Growth of Corporate Governance 1994-2015

by: Alon Bebchuk, Robert Jackson

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30 January 2017

SEC Issues Interpretations Relating to Rule 144A and Regulation S

by: Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

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