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Steward Ownership, Sustainability, and Capitalism: Part 1

2 August 2024

Marvin Reiff

Steward Ownership, Sustainability, and Capitalism: Part 2

2 August 2024

Marvin Reiff

Taxes Blown in the Wind? The Siemens Gamesa Bailout

13 December 2023

Horst Eidenmüller

Javier Paz Valbuena

Protecting Consumers and Capital Markets in the Age of Social Media: the Case of Finfluencers

19 April 2023

Felix Pflücke

Finding the Right Answer to Macro Crises: Bail‑Out vs Market Approach

5 April 2023

Wolfram Prusko

David Ehmke

Dual-class shares on the rise. Some remarks on the (re)introduction of multiple-voting rights in German stock corporation law

21 February 2023

Klaus Ulrich Schmolke

Germany’s Electronic Securities Act and Supervisory Technology in the DeFi Space

In June 2021, Germany transcended its conservative securities hinterland by departing from the paper-based securities realm. The new Electronic Securities Act strategically anchors Germany in the blockchain sphere,...

25 November 2021

Ibrahim E. Sancak

Disclosure Deregulation of Quarterly Reporting

The regulatory consensus on disclosure is crumbling. While the academic literature has widely documented beneficial effects of increased disclosures, authorities have begun to retrench disclosure requirements amid criticisms of cost...

Climate Change and Constitutional Law: The German Federal Constitutional Court´s Time Dimension

Climate change litigation in Europe has entered the realm of fundamental rights and constitutional law. The Supreme Court of the Netherlands (Hoge Raad der Nederlanden) has delivered an attention-grabbing judgment requiring...

21 July 2021

Martin Eifert

Steward Ownership, Sustainability, and Capitalism: Part 1

Steward Ownership, Sustainability, and Capitalism: Part 2

Taxes Blown in the Wind? The Siemens Gamesa Bailout

Protecting Consumers and Capital Markets in the Age of Social Media: the Case of Finfluencers

Finding the Right Answer to Macro Crises: Bail‑Out vs Market Approach

Dual-class shares on the rise. Some remarks on the (re)introduction of multiple-voting rights in German stock corporation law

Germany’s Electronic Securities Act and Supervisory Technology in the DeFi Space

Disclosure Deregulation of Quarterly Reporting

Climate Change and Constitutional Law: The German Federal Constitutional Court´s Time Dimension

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