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11 May 2016

The New Normal in Bank Insolvency Law

by: Bob Wessels

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11 May 2016

Customer Reviews Offer Insights to Stock Market Investing

by: Jiekun Huang

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11 May 2016

The Consequences of Global IFRS Adoption: What Have We Learnt?

by: Emmanuel T De George, Xi Li, Lakshmanan Shivakumar

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10 May 2016

FSOC Review of Asset Management Sector

by: Hogan Lovells

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10 May 2016

Information Disclosure and Insider Trading Around Board Meetings

by: Seil Kim

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10 May 2016

EU Prospectus Regulation: Some Out-of-the-Box Thinking

by: Luca Enriques

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9 May 2016

The Interrelationship Between Set-off and Assignment

by: Louise Gullifer KC (Hon)

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9 May 2016

Brexit Essentials: Contingency planning – what corporates can do between now and the referendum

by: Slaughter and May

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8 May 2016

Stress Tests and the End of Bank Supervision

by: Peter Conti-Brown

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8 May 2016

ICYMI - European Commission Publishes Crowdfunding Report

by: OBLB Editors

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8 May 2016

Bad Enforcement as a Competitive Asset in Attracting Incorporations

by: Andrea Zorzi

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5 May 2016

In Case You Don’t Want to Miss It: Professors Eidenmüller and Enriques to Give Their Inaugural Lectures in Oxford on June 9th.

by: OBLB Editors

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5 May 2016

Challenging Conventional Legal Doctrine on EU Debt Crisis

by: Paul De Grauwe, Yuemei Ji, Armin Steinbach

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5 May 2016

Fumigating the Criminal Bug: New Research on the Insulation of Volkswagen’s Middle Management

by: Josephine Sandler Nelson

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4 May 2016

Strong Shareholders, Weak Outside Investors

by: Maribel Sáez, María Gutiérrez

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