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8 May 2023

Operational Risk and the New Caremark Liability for Boards of Directors

by: Robert C. Bird, Julie Manning Magid

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5 May 2023

Conference on ‘Fraud and Risk in Commercial Law’ Held at NUS Faculty of Law

by: Paul S Davies, Hans Tjio

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5 May 2023

Where the Wild Things Are? The Governance of Private Companies

by: Asaf Eckstein, Gideon Parchomovsky

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4 May 2023

SEC Regulation of Share Buybacks and Insider Dealing: A Lost Opportunity

by: Lance Ang

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4 May 2023

Universal Deposit Insurance for Both Safer & Far More Productive Banking

by: Robert Hockett

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3 May 2023

What’s Scope 3 Good For?

by: Madison Condon

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3 May 2023

Who Are the Best Law Firms?

by: Jordan Neyland

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2 May 2023

How is Corporate Governance a Competitive Advantage?

by: Josephine Sandler Nelson

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2 May 2023

New Avenues for Corporate Climate Accountability

by: Mikko Rajavuori, Annalisa Savaresi, Harro van Asselt

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1 May 2023

DeFi Common Sense: The Risks of Crypto-backed Lending

by: Kelvin F.K. Low, Timothy Chan

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1 May 2023

How the ‘Market Share Opportunism’ of Investment Advisers is Harming Investors and Public Companies

by: Bernard S Sharfman

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28 April 2023

Common Ownership in Fintech Markets

by: Anna Tzanaki, Liudmila Alekseeva, José Azar

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28 April 2023

The Implications of CeFi and DeFi in Bankruptcy: A Hot Take on Celsius

by: Kelvin F.K. Low, Timothy Chan

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27 April 2023

Changes to Czech Corporate Restructuring Laws During the COVID-19 Pandemic – A Comment

by: Petr Sprinz

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27 April 2023

Reconciling Social Media Business Models with Human Rights Safeguards

by: Richard Mackenzie-Gray Scott

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