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12 April 2016

Securities and Futures (Amendment) Bill 2016: Introduction of the ‘Open-Ended Fund Company’ Structure in Hong Kong

by: Alison Tsang, Ernest Lim

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11 April 2016

A Leap Forward in the Harmonisation of Insolvency Laws across Europe: Inception Impact Assessment and Public Consultation

by: Renato Mangano

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11 April 2016

The Political Economy of Corporate Financial Regulatory Legislation

by: Michael Patrick Wilt

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10 April 2016

The Problem of Influencing Disclosure Timing in the Context of SEC Rule 10b5-1 Plans by Corporate Insiders

by: Allan Horwich

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10 April 2016

The Economics of Disclosure and Financial Reporting Regulation: Evidence and Suggestions for Future Research

by: Christian Leuz

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7 April 2016

The Transactional Scope of Takeover Law in Comparative Perspective

by: Paul Davies KC (hon)

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6 April 2016

The Tension Between Hedge Fund Activism and Corporate Law

by: Bernard S. Sharfman

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5 April 2016

Board Accountability and The Entity Maximisation and Sustainability Approach

by: Andrew Keay

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5 April 2016

Staying Neutral - UK Supreme Court Re-emphasizes Primacy of Board Neutrality When Battles for Corporate Control Arise

by: Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

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4 April 2016

Corporate Governance for a Bondholder Financed, Systemically Risky World

by: Steven L. Schwarcz

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4 April 2016

English Governing Law Clauses and English Jurisdiction Clauses: Should Commercial Parties Change their Approach?

by: Allen & Overy

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3 April 2016

Access to Collateral and the Democratisation of Credit: France's Reform of the Napoleonic Code

by: Kevin Aretz, Murillo Campello, Maria-Teresa Marchica

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3 April 2016

Australia’s Fintech Future

by: King & Wood Mallesons

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31 March 2016

MetLife Defeats FSOC's “SIFI” Designation

by: Katrien Morbee, Thom Wetzer

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31 March 2016

Buy-Side Analysts and Earnings Conference Calls

by: Michael Jung, Franco Wong, Frank Zhang

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