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28 July 2016

An Alternative Procedure for Related Party Transactions between the Company and its Major Shareholders

by: Christoph Van der Elst

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28 July 2016

Systemic Forum Selection Ambiguity in Financial Enforcement

by: Eithan Y. Kidron

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27 July 2016

Brexit and Financial Services: 10 Things You Should Know

by: Norton Rose Fulbright

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27 July 2016

What Drives Bankruptcy Forum Shopping? Evidence from Market Data

by: Jared A. Ellias

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26 July 2016

Searching for Women on Boards: An Updated Literature Review From the Demand and Supply Perspective

by: Patricia Gabaldon, Celia de Anca, Ruth Mateos de Cabo, Ricardo Gimeno

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26 July 2016

The Economics of Corporate and Business Taxation

by: Dhammika Dharmapala

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25 July 2016

Legal Aspects of Withdrawal from the EU: A Briefing Note

by: Pavlos Eleftheriadis, Luca Enriques

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25 July 2016

Does the Professional Manager Blow the Whistle on Founding Families? New Evidence on the Dark Side of Family-Controlled Firms

by: Changmin Lee, Hansoo Choi

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22 July 2016

Should Corporate Whistleblowers Go to Arbitration?

by: Benjamin P. Edwards, Nizan Geslevich Packin

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21 July 2016

A Model Company Act and a Model Company Court

by: Ronald J. Gilson

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21 July 2016

Learning from the Swiss Corporate Governance Exception

by: Massimiliano Vatiero

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20 July 2016

Contributory Negligence in the Twenty-First Century: An Empirical Study

by: James Goudkamp, Donal Nolan

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20 July 2016

Does the MetLife decision change the way US regulators should be thinking about systemic risk? Should UK regulators, post-Brexit, be reconsidering their systemic risk regulatory regime as well?

by: Cristie Ford

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19 July 2016

Brexit to the European Economic Area: What Would It Mean?

by: John Armour

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19 July 2016

Benchmark Regulation in the U.S.

by: Gina-Gail S. Fletcher

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