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What is Wrong with the EU Market in Crypto-Asset Regulation? Stablecoin between Innovation and Financial Stability

17 November 2022

Edoardo D. Martino

Liquidity Management Tools in Open-Ended Investment Funds: The Right Tools in the Right Hands?

9 September 2022

Katrien Morbee

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

Corporate Law Rules in Emergency Times Across Europe

The COVID-19 pandemic has spread worldwide like wildfire turning from a public health crisis into what appears to be the greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression. In addition to...

5 April 2021

Angelo Borselli

Ignacio Farrando Miguel

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

Banning Cassandra from the Market? An Empirical Analysis of Short-Selling Bans during the Covid-19 Crisis

With the recent outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an unprecedented shock in worldwide supply and demand caused by the imposition of various lockdown measures to prevent human-to-human...

29 September 2020

Marco Ventoruzzo

Gianfranco Siciliano

Covid-19: Should We Close Stock Exchanges?

The global financial system has experienced a month of unprecedented anarchy as the Covid-19 pandemic is spreading and bringing western capitalism to its limits. Companies and investors are turning to...

24 April 2020

Alexandra Andhov

The Effect of Stock Exchange Demutualization on Liquidity and Transparency of Listed Firms

Our recent working paper titled ‘The Effect of Stock Exchange Demutualization on Liquidity and Transparency of Listed Firms’, addresses concerns raised by law and finance researchers, investors, and...

Refining the Doctrine of Market Manipulation for the Modern Electronic Marketplace

Rarely out of the headline news, market manipulation has always been a permanent fixture of securities markets. Even the earliest experiences of a modern-style stock exchange in the 17th century...

8 October 2019

Stanislav Dolgopolov

What is Wrong with the EU Market in Crypto-Asset Regulation? Stablecoin between Innovation and Financial Stability

Liquidity Management Tools in Open-Ended Investment Funds: The Right Tools in the Right Hands?

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

Corporate Financial Frictions and Employee Mental Health

Corporate Law Rules in Emergency Times Across Europe

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

Banning Cassandra from the Market? An Empirical Analysis of Short-Selling Bans during the Covid-19 Crisis

Covid-19: Should We Close Stock Exchanges?

The Effect of Stock Exchange Demutualization on Liquidity and Transparency of Listed Firms

Refining the Doctrine of Market Manipulation for the Modern Electronic Marketplace

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