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5 July 2018

UK Proposes a New Corporate Governance Code for Large Private Companies

by: Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

4 July 2018

Best Practices in European Restructuring. A Theoretical and Empirical Research with Some Proposals for the Directive on Preventive Restructuring Framework

by: Lorenzo Stanghellini, Riz Mokal, Ignacio Tirado, Christoph Paulus, Alessandro Danovi, Iacopo Donati, Marta Flores, Patrizia Riva, Wolfgang Zenker, Andrea Zorzi

4 July 2018

Understanding China's Modern Corporations and Corporate Groups Through Their 19th Century Precursors

by: Nicholas Calcina Howson

3 July 2018

The New Financial Extraterritoriality

by: Pierre-Hugues Verdier

2 July 2018

Childcare, Lateral Moves, and the Gender Gap at the SEC

by: Stephen Choi, Mitu Gulati, Adam Pritchard

29 June 2018

The Legal Framework for Financial Advertising: Curbing Behavioural Exploitation

by: Martin Brenncke

28 June 2018

Enforcing the Takeover Panel’s Decisions: Panel v King [2018] CSIH 30

by: Paul Davies KC (hon)

27 June 2018

The Digital Afterlife

by: Rebecca Keating

26 June 2018

The Consequences of Brexit for Financial Market Law

by: Matthias Lehmann, Dirk A Zetzsche

22 June 2018

The Crypto Puzzle

by: Dan Awrey

21 June 2018

Valuation Disputes in Corporate Bankruptcy

by: Kenneth Ayotte, Edward Morrison

19 June 2018

A Functional Analysis of SIFI Insolvency

by: Stephen J. Lubben

18 June 2018

Shareholder Sustainability Activism in the Netherlands

by: Anne Lafarre, Christoph Van der Elst

14 June 2018

Recommendations to improve Hong Kong’s corporate governance system

by: Syren Johnstone, Say H Goo

13 June 2018

Secured Transactions Law in the Twenty-First Century

by: Charles W. Mooney, Jr., Steven L. Schwarcz, Giuliano G. Castellano

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11 April 2025

The Most Far-Reaching Securities Fraud in History? Trump, Tariffs, and Securities Law

by: Paul Oudin

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2 December 2022

The German Supervisory Board

by: Klaus J. Hopt

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6 December 2023

Greenwashing Exposed: A Close Look at the Existing Case Law (Part 1)

by: Ekaterina Aristova

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30 July 2025

Jane Street and the Expiry Day Trap: Unpacking SEBI’s Crackdown on Algorithmic Manipulation in India

by: Vishrut Kansal

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11 April 2023

Giant Asset Managers, the Big Three, and Index Investing

by: Dorothy S Lund, Adriana Z. Robertson

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30 April 2026

Lessons from the Convergence of Corporate Restructurings

by: Robert W. Miller

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21 December 2022

Shareholder Primacy and Corporate Purpose

by: Irene-marie Esser, Iain G MacNeil

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24 April 2023

Bailout Blues: The Write-Down of the AT1 Bonds in the Credit Suisse Bailout

by: Horst Eidenmüller, Javier Paz Valbuena

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3 July 2024

Addressing AI-Related Harms Through Existing Tort Doctrines

by: Anat Lior

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12 May 2023

Why We Need a Regulatory Sandbox For AI

by: Wolf-Georg Ringe

Oxford Business Law Blog

UK Proposes a New Corporate Governance Code for Large Private Companies

Best Practices in European Restructuring. A Theoretical and Empirical Research with Some Proposals for the Directive on Preventive Restructuring Framework

Understanding China's Modern Corporations and Corporate Groups Through Their 19th Century Precursors

The New Financial Extraterritoriality

Childcare, Lateral Moves, and the Gender Gap at the SEC

The Legal Framework for Financial Advertising: Curbing Behavioural Exploitation

Enforcing the Takeover Panel’s Decisions: Panel v King [2018] CSIH 30

The Digital Afterlife

The Consequences of Brexit for Financial Market Law

The Crypto Puzzle

Valuation Disputes in Corporate Bankruptcy

A Functional Analysis of SIFI Insolvency

Shareholder Sustainability Activism in the Netherlands

Recommendations to improve Hong Kong’s corporate governance system

Secured Transactions Law in the Twenty-First Century

Top blog posts

1)

The Most Far-Reaching Securities Fraud in History? Trump, Tariffs, and Securities Law

2)

The German Supervisory Board

3)

Greenwashing Exposed: A Close Look at the Existing Case Law (Part 1)

4)

Jane Street and the Expiry Day Trap: Unpacking SEBI’s Crackdown on Algorithmic Manipulation in India

5)

Giant Asset Managers, the Big Three, and Index Investing

6)

Lessons from the Convergence of Corporate Restructurings

7)

Shareholder Primacy and Corporate Purpose

8)

Bailout Blues: The Write-Down of the AT1 Bonds in the Credit Suisse Bailout

9)

Addressing AI-Related Harms Through Existing Tort Doctrines

10)

Why We Need a Regulatory Sandbox For AI

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Oxford Business Law Blog

UK Proposes a New Corporate Governance Code for Large Private Companies

Best Practices in European Restructuring. A Theoretical and Empirical Research with Some Proposals for the Directive on Preventive Restructuring Framework

Understanding China's Modern Corporations and Corporate Groups Through Their 19th Century Precursors

The New Financial Extraterritoriality

Childcare, Lateral Moves, and the Gender Gap at the SEC

The Legal Framework for Financial Advertising: Curbing Behavioural Exploitation

Enforcing the Takeover Panel’s Decisions: Panel v King [2018] CSIH 30

The Digital Afterlife

The Consequences of Brexit for Financial Market Law

The Crypto Puzzle

Valuation Disputes in Corporate Bankruptcy

A Functional Analysis of SIFI Insolvency

Shareholder Sustainability Activism in the Netherlands

Recommendations to improve Hong Kong’s corporate governance system

Secured Transactions Law in the Twenty-First Century

Top blog posts

1)

The Most Far-Reaching Securities Fraud in History? Trump, Tariffs, and Securities Law

2)

The German Supervisory Board

3)

Greenwashing Exposed: A Close Look at the Existing Case Law (Part 1)

4)

Jane Street and the Expiry Day Trap: Unpacking SEBI’s Crackdown on Algorithmic Manipulation in India

5)

Giant Asset Managers, the Big Three, and Index Investing

6)

Lessons from the Convergence of Corporate Restructurings

7)

Shareholder Primacy and Corporate Purpose

8)

Bailout Blues: The Write-Down of the AT1 Bonds in the Credit Suisse Bailout

9)

Addressing AI-Related Harms Through Existing Tort Doctrines

10)

Why We Need a Regulatory Sandbox For AI

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