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The long-lasting legacy of banks’ bailouts

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Edoardo D. Martino

State Aid to Banks in the EU: Still Fit for Purpose?

In the aftermath of the global financial crisis of 2007-2008, EU Member States granted vast amounts of state aid to financial institutions in order to preserve financial stability and avoid...

15 December 2020

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Dimitrios Kyriazis

Covid-19: No Time for Lawyers

The economic fallout from Covid-19 requires extraordinary efforts from governments and central banks around the globe. Many of these emergency measures are controversial. Legal pitfalls abound, but this is no...

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Wolf-Georg Ringe

Bond Workouts, Distressed Equity Offerings and State Interventionism - The Inefficiency of French Law Concerning the Restructuring of Large Distressed Companies

In my most recent paper, ‘Bond workouts, distressed equity offerings and State interventionism - Analysis of the Consequences of the Inefficiency of French Law Concerning the Restructuring of Large...

17 October 2017

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Sophie Vermeille

No Prisoner’s Dilemma Here: A Fresh Look at Escapism from the Realities of International Taxation

As OPEC falters, the EU does not seem far behind. As the global experience with cartels signals their failure over time, we witness attempts to breathe new life into the...

12 January 2017

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Joanna Diane Caytas

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