Oxford Business Law Blog

Faculty of law blogs / UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

Posted between

Items per page

Sort by

The Future of Data-Driven Finance and Regtech: Lessons from EU Big Bang II

In our new working paper entitled ‘The Future of Data-Driven Finance and RegTech: Lessons from EU Big Bang II’ we argue that 2018 marked an important point in...

16 May 2019

Who is Making International Tax Law?

Whether a binding international legal tax regime exists is a persistent debate defining the academic field of international taxation. There is no formal ‘world tax organisation’, nor a comprehensive multilateral...

9 May 2019

Elliott Ash

Omri Marian

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...

27 March 2019

Gideon Odionu

Reforming FIFA From The Inside Out

Although the 2018 World Cup in Russia is currently dominating the headlines, a black cloud remains over the Fédération Internationale de Football Associations (‘FIFA’), the tournament’s organizer and soccer’s global...

11 July 2018

Steven A. Bank

The New Financial Extraterritoriality

Since 2008, the US Department of Justice has brought numerous criminal actions against major foreign banks for tax evasion, benchmark manipulation, money laundering, sanctions violations, and corrupt payments that took...

3 July 2018

Pierre-Hugues Verdier

The Digital Afterlife

Benjamin Franklin famously said, ‘in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes’. However, when it comes to our digital deaths the old adage is...

27 June 2018

Rebecca Keating

The Crypto Puzzle

One of the central predictions of the law and finance literature is that strong investor protection laws will promote the development of strong markets. This prediction rests on the observation...

22 June 2018

Dan Awrey

Rule 701 Enhanced Disclosure Threshold to Increase

On May 24, 2018, President Trump signed into law the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act (Reform Act), which, among other things, amended securities law provisions focused on...

6 June 2018

Shearman & Sterling

Conference Report: Launch Conference of the Oxford Handbook of Corporate Law and Governance

Corporate law scholarship has witnessed transformative growth in modern times, strongly influenced by globalization, a recognition of the importance of governance to corporate performance, and a greater acceptance of the...

28 May 2018

Onoriode Reginald Aziza

Global Regulatory Standards and Secured Transactions Law Reforms: At the Crossroad between Access to Credit and Financial Stability

Internationally driven secured transactions law reforms and globally harmonized prudential regulation set the normative premises sustaining the creation of credit in modern economies. Under the auspices and the guidance of...

22 May 2018

Giuliano G. Castellano

Marek Dubovec

The Future of Data-Driven Finance and Regtech: Lessons from EU Big Bang II

Who is Making International Tax Law?

Striking the Right Balance: Climate Finance for Developing Countries

Reforming FIFA From The Inside Out

The New Financial Extraterritoriality

The Digital Afterlife

The Crypto Puzzle

Rule 701 Enhanced Disclosure Threshold to Increase

Conference Report: Launch Conference of the Oxford Handbook of Corporate Law and Governance

Global Regulatory Standards and Secured Transactions Law Reforms: At the Crossroad between Access to Credit and Financial Stability

With the support of

Connect with us