Skip to main content
Faculty of law blogs / UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

Main navigation

  • Law Faculty website
  • Leases without reversions: ‘solving’ Milmo v Carreras
Oxford Business Law Blog

Breadcrumb

  1. Home
  2. Oxford Business Law Blog
Menu
  • About
  • Subscribe
  • OBLB Series
  • Submission guidelines
  • Submit a post

Oxford Business Law Blog

Made possible through the generous support of Citadel Securities

Back to Faculty of Law Blogs
More filters Less filters

30 May 2016

Regulating for Corporate Sustainability: Why the Public-Private Divide Misses the Point

by: Beate Sjåfjell

Link arrow icon

29 May 2016

Transparency II and Interim Management Statements - Implementation in Italy and Issuers’ Voluntary Disclosure Guidelines Published by Assonime

by: Assonime

Link arrow icon

26 May 2016

A Review of the Corporate Insolvency Framework-A Consultation on Options for Reform

by: OBLB Editors

Link arrow icon

26 May 2016

Improving Non-Financial Disclosure Obligations

by: Barnali Choudhury

Link arrow icon

26 May 2016

Financial Regulators Propose Incentive Compensation Rules under Dodd-Frank

by: Paul Weiss

Link arrow icon

25 May 2016

Conceiving Corporate Governance for an Asian Environment (and Really Any Environment)

by: David C. Donald

Link arrow icon

25 May 2016

Kornhaas and the Limits of Corporate Establishment

by: Wolf-Georg Ringe

Link arrow icon

25 May 2016

The CJEU Allows VAT Debt Waiving for Business Rescue: The Seeds of a New Deal?

by: Renato Mangano

Link arrow icon

24 May 2016

ICYMI – FCA Publishes Occasional Paper on Access to Financial Services in the UK

by: OBLB Editors

Link arrow icon

24 May 2016

Why Most Boards Fail

by: Asher Schechter

Link arrow icon

24 May 2016

The Impact of the Current Fiscal Crisis in the Euro Area on the Greek Banking System and the Measures adopted to Safeguard its Stability: an Institutional, Supervisory and Regulatory Perspective

by: Christos V. Gortsos

Link arrow icon

23 May 2016

Ethical Standards and Cultural Assimilation in Financial Services

by: Alan Morrison

Link arrow icon

23 May 2016

Smart Contracts: the Next Frontier?

by: Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

Link arrow icon

22 May 2016

New Agency Problems, New Legal Rules: Rethinking Takeover Regulation in the US and Europe

by: Aurelio Gurrea Martínez

Link arrow icon

21 May 2016

ICYMI-Proposed US rules to prohibit incentive-based compensation arrangements encouraging excessive risk taking by financial institutions

by: OBLB Editors

Link arrow icon
  • Load More

Top blog posts

1)

11 April 2025

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

by: Paul Oudin

2)

2 December 2022

The German Supervisory Board

by: Klaus J. Hopt

3)

6 December 2023

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

by: Ekaterina Aristova

4)

30 July 2025

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

by: Vishrut Kansal

5)

11 April 2023

Giant Asset Managers, the Big Three, and Index Investing

by: Dorothy S Lund, Adriana Z. Robertson

6)

30 April 2026

Lessons from the Convergence of Corporate Restructurings

by: Robert W. Miller

7)

21 December 2022

Shareholder Primacy and Corporate Purpose

by: Irene-marie Esser, Iain G MacNeil

8)

24 April 2023

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

by: Horst Eidenmüller, Javier Paz Valbuena

9)

3 July 2024

Addressing AI-Related Harms Through Existing Tort Doctrines

by: Anat Lior

10)

12 May 2023

Why We Need a Regulatory Sandbox For AI

by: Wolf-Georg Ringe

With the support of

Connect with us:

Our blogs are written by individual contributors and so consist of individual opinions and viewpoints which are not necessarily the views of either the Faculty of Law or of the University of Oxford.

Contact us

The Faculty of Law, University of Oxford,

St Cross Building,

St Cross Road, Oxford OX1 3UL

Enquiries: See contact emails

  • Privacy Policy
  • Accessibility Statement
  • Cookie Statement
  • Data Protection
  • University of Oxford
  • Non-Oxford login
  • Oxford Login
  • Contact
Link to homepage