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22 May 2023

The Rise of the Finfluencer

by: Sue S Guan

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19 May 2023

The Family Firm: A Synthesis, Stylized Facts, and Future Research Directions

by: Dániel Kárpáti, Luc Renneboog, Jeroen Verbouw

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18 May 2023

How Startup Attorneys Create Value and Engineer Exits

by: Rachel Landy

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18 May 2023

Corporate Directors are Generalists, Not Specialists

by: Lawrence A. Cunningham

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17 May 2023

Environmental Claims in Insolvency in India

by: Sriram Prasad

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16 May 2023

How ESG Is Weakening the Business Judgment Rule

by: Thilo Kuntz

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16 May 2023

Corruption and Controlling Shareholders

by: Kevin E. Davis, Mariana Pargendler

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15 May 2023

Shareholder Wealth Maximization: Variations on a Theme

by: Dalia Tsuk Mitchell

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12 May 2023

A Way Out of the Banking Crisis: The Case for a New Style Prime Money Market Fund

by: Jeffrey N. Gordon

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12 May 2023

Why We Need a Regulatory Sandbox For AI

by: Wolf-Georg Ringe

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11 May 2023

Promoting Corporate Diversity: The Uncertain Role of Institutional Investors

by: Jill Fisch

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10 May 2023

Evaluating the legacy and implications of COVID-era insolvency and restructuring reforms

by: Antonia Menezes, Harry Lawless

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10 May 2023

Financial Disequilibrium

by: Samir D. Parikh

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9 May 2023

Supply Chain Governance at a Distance

by: Galit Sarfaty, Raphaël Deberdt

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9 May 2023

Commercialising Litigation: The Case of the Netherlands Commercial Court

by: Xandra Kramer, Georgia Antonopoulou

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