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C-284/16 Achmea Precludes Investor-State Dispute Settlements

In Case C-284/16 Achmea (Achmea), the European Court of Justice (ECJ) seems to once and for all establish that the legal system of the European Union (EU law)...

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The Effect of Creditor Rights on Capital Structure, Investment, Profitability, and Risk: Evidence from a Natural Experiment

How do creditor rights affect firms’ financial and investment decisions and what are the economic consequences of liquidation-oriented vs. continuation-friendly bankruptcy laws? The law and finance literature (see, e.g., ...

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A Place of Their Own: Crowds in the New Market for Equity Crowdfunding

For over eighty years, US security laws have focused on mandating disclosures to protect investors. The efficacy of this strategy has been hotly debated for decades. Equity crowdfunding as it...

14 November 2016

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Seth C. Oranburg

Why German FinTech Is Now Trending

Something is happening in Germany. The local FinTech industry is up-and-coming - objectively so. While, for some time, the domestic FinTech scene was not commonly known for its breathtaking speed of innovation, things...

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