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8 May 2017

Segment Reporting Through the Eyes of Management

by: Peter Kajüter, Martin Nienhaus

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7 May 2017

The Powerful Private Regulator and the Effects of Conflicts of Interest

by: ProMarket Writers

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6 May 2017

Flash Crash Seven Years on: What is the Optimal Market Speed?

by: Haoxiang Zhu

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5 May 2017

2016-2017 Oxford Business Law Blog Round-Up: Most Read Opinion Pieces

by: John Armour, Horst Eidenmüller, Pavlos Eleftheriadis, Luca Enriques, Ariel Ezrachi, Cheng Lim, Bruno Meyerhof Salama, Calum Sargeant, TJ Saw, Maurice Stucke

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4 May 2017

Third-Party Litigation Financing: Mandatory Disclosure on the Horizon?

by: Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom

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3 May 2017

Workers on Boards: Thoughts from Europe

by: Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

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2 May 2017

Monte dei Paschi: A Test for the European Policy Against Bank Bailouts

by: Christos Hadjiemmanuil

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1 May 2017

Do Board Interlocks Increase Innovation? Evidence from a Corporate Governance Reform in India

by: Christian Helmers, Manasa Patnam, Raghavendra Rau

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30 April 2017

Increased Threshold to Trigger Directors' Liability in Insolvency Scenario?

by: Bird & Bird

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28 April 2017

Bankruptcy’s Three Ages

by: Mark J. Roe

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27 April 2017

Wells Fargo and the Failure of Boards and Regulators

by: ProMarket Writers

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27 April 2017

Bank Networks and Systemic Risk: Lessons Learned from the National Banking Acts

by: Jessie Jiaxu Wang

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26 April 2017

Literal or Contextual? What is the Correct Approach to Contractual Interpretation?

by: Cara Dowling, Aimee Denholm

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25 April 2017

Anti-Money Laundering: A Paper Bureaucracy in a Digital World

by: Linn White

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24 April 2017

How Blockchain Technology Will Impact the Digital Economy

by: Christian Catalini

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