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Corporate Law in the Global South: Heterodox Stakeholderism

11 September 2023

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Mariana Pargendler

Striking the Right Balance: Climate Finance for Developing Countries

Climate change presents serious implications for development in developing countries. The United Nations Human Development Report in 2016 found that over 1.5 billion people in developing countries live...

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The Delicate Balance – Regulating Mobile Financial Services in Developing Countries

In nearly all countries, the regulation of Mobile Financial Services (‘MFS’) falls to the local Central Bank. If you take any issue to a central bank, you are likely to...

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The Dark Side of Corporate Transparency in Developing Countries

A scene from a mafia movie could go like this. Big Tuna the collector goes to Frankie the shopkeeper to collect ‘protection fees’. Frankie demurs, ‘Boss, time is tough, please...

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Shadow Banking and Regulation in China and Other Developing Countries

Shadow banking is growing rapidly in a number of developing countries, including China, where it recently was estimated to increase from approximately 40% of that country’s gross domestic product at...

7 December 2016

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Steven L. Schwarcz

Informed Trading in Business Groups

Institutional investors have become the majority owners of most large corporations and are expected to play a key role in financial development by providing funding for firms, enhancing market liquidity...

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