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11 July 2016

The New Italian Law for Non-possessory Pledge: Villain or Hero?

by: Giuliano G. Castellano

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11 July 2016

Creditor Rights, Systemic Risk and Bank Regulations: Evidence from Cross-country Study

by: Frédéric Lobez, Christian Haddad

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10 July 2016

Is Europeanization Though Soft-Law a Reality in Corporate Governance Policies?

by: Idoya Ferrero-Ferrero, Robert Ackrill

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10 July 2016

Promarket Interview: Einer Elhauge on Horizontal Shareholding, Antitrust, Growth and Inequality

by: Guy Rolnik

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8 July 2016

On the Economics of Crisis Contracts

by: Hans Gersbach, Volker Britz, Elias Aptus

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7 July 2016

Why the UK Has Currently Little Chance to Become a Successful Tax or Regulatory Haven

by: Luca Enriques

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7 July 2016

Secured Transaction Law Reform Project Replies to Insolvency Service Consultation Paper

by: Sarah Paterson

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7 July 2016

Exercise of Shareholder Control Over a State Owned Enterprise - Comments on Comissão de Valores Mobiliários’s decision in the Eletrobras case

by: Mario Engler Pinto Junior

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7 July 2016

Blockchain – Considering the Regulatory Horizon

by: Eversheds

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6 July 2016

Brexit-ing Northern Ireland: The Challenges Ahead

by: Sylvia de Mars, Colin Murray, Aoife O’Donoghue, Ben Warwick

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6 July 2016

Resuscitating Dirks: How the Salman 'Gift Theory' of Tipper-Tippee Personal Benefit Would Improve Insider Trading Law

by: Katherine Drummonds

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5 July 2016

Banking Crises

by: Richard S. Grossman

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5 July 2016

Brexit: Need for Action for UK Limited Companies in Germany?

by: Carsten Kruchen

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4 July 2016

A New Referendum is a Constitutional Requirement

by: Pavlos Eleftheriadis

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4 July 2016

Removing Commissions Does not Restore Impartial Advice

by: Zhuoqiong (Charlie) Chen, Tobias Gesche

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