Shareholder inspection rights allow a shareholder to access the relevant documents of the company in which they hold an interest, so as to address the...
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The only profit-seeking business enterprises chartered by a federal government agency are banks. Yet, there is barely any scholarship justifying this...
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We analyze how 14,000 US top executives exercise their stock options. Factors suggested by existing theories have low or moderate explanatory power....
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This Article provides a comprehensive legal analysis of the Federal Reserve’s response to the 2020 economic and financial crisis. First, it examines...
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The disclosure of inside information is a core component of EU capital market regulation. It underpins the market abuse regime, providing information...
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Event studies, a half-century-old approach to measuring the effect of events on stock prices, are now ubiquitous in securities fraud litigation. In...
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Most securities fraud class actions under SEC Rule 10b-5 involve revelation of negative information about the defendant company that should have been...
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This paper explores the concept of abuse of law in the context of the choice of the state or country of incorporation: Can the choice of a particular...
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Large business enterprises, from the railroad barons of nineteenth century America to Amazon and Google today, are often perceived as important for...
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We empirically examine whether and how the doctrine of enhanced judicial scrutiny that emerged from Revlon and its progeny actually affects M&A...
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A high profile public debate is taking place over one of the oldest questions in corporate law, namely, “For whom is the corporation managed?” In...
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EU policy-makers have focused on the creation of a “Capital Market Union” to advance the economic vitality of the EU in the aftermath of the Global...
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