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The Impending Financial Crisis

20 November 2024

Jeffrey N. Gordon

The 2023 Banking Turmoil: Implementation Lessons for Resolution Authorities

Is It the Next Lehman Brothers Moment? The Evergrande Debt Crisis and Regulatory Precaution

3 August 2023

Lerong Lu

Anat Keller

Preventing a New Global Financial Crisis amidst the current ‘inflation crisis’ and the Spring 2023 bank failure episodes

19 July 2023

Christos V. Gortsos

Muddy Waters’ Answers to ESMA’s Consultation on the European Short Selling Regime

Muddy Waters Capital LLC has recently answered the European Securities and Markets Authority’s (ESMA’s) consultation on the review of certain aspects of the EU Regulation on...

14 December 2021

Carson Block

The 2020 European Short-Selling ban and the Effects on Market Quality

The Covid-19 pandemic had not only a detrimental effect on most economies but also a considerable negative impact on financial markets. In Europe, stock prices declined between 30% and 45%...

28 September 2021

Wolfgang Bessler

Marco Vendrasco

Corporate Financial Frictions and Employee Mental Health

A growing amount of literature documents that binding financial constraints during economic distress or financial distress, including impending bankruptcy, can have an adverse effect on firms’ human capital. During economic...

7 June 2021

Dániel Kárpáti

Luc Renneboog

Beware of the Spider: Exchange Traded Funds and the Short-Sale Ban

ETFs, broadly defined as exchange-traded portfolios of assets, have proven to be among the most successful financial innovations of recent history. Since the introduction of the first ETF in the...

14 January 2021

Egle Karmaziene

Valeri Sokolovski

Democratic Illusion and Capitalist Cynicism

At a time when increasingly populist leaders rule over a substantial part of the planet, in the rare places where they do not, some citizens are under the illusion that...

3 June 2020

Jacques Attali

Singapore Acts to Temporarily Suspend the Enforcement of Certain Contracts During the Economic Storm Caused by the Coronavirus Outbreak

Extraordinary circumstances attract extraordinary measures. The COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act passed by the Singapore Parliament on 7 April 2020 will stand out as one such measure in these...

18 May 2020

Alexander Loke

The Impending Financial Crisis

The 2023 Banking Turmoil: Implementation Lessons for Resolution Authorities

Is It the Next Lehman Brothers Moment? The Evergrande Debt Crisis and Regulatory Precaution

Preventing a New Global Financial Crisis amidst the current ‘inflation crisis’ and the Spring 2023 bank failure episodes

Muddy Waters’ Answers to ESMA’s Consultation on the European Short Selling Regime

The 2020 European Short-Selling ban and the Effects on Market Quality

Corporate Financial Frictions and Employee Mental Health

Beware of the Spider: Exchange Traded Funds and the Short-Sale Ban

Democratic Illusion and Capitalist Cynicism

Singapore Acts to Temporarily Suspend the Enforcement of Certain Contracts During the Economic Storm Caused by the Coronavirus Outbreak

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