
The Future Framework for European Capital Markets: Law & Finance
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With plans announced to create a single market for capital within the European Union by 2019, this conference brought together senior scholars and policymakers with the objective of examining the important questions and identifying the cutting edge insights from existing scholarship in the fields of law, economics, and finance. They have also examined potentially fruitful avenues for future research, which is of the greatest relevance to European policymakers as they move forward with the design and implementation of the Capital Markets Union.
The conference, which took place on 13-14 January 2017, was organised by the European Corporate Governance Institute, University of Oxford and Columbia University. The conference report is accessible following this link.
Programme
Registration and Coffee
Opening Address - Ugo Bassi
Session One: Public Equity Market Modernization
Regulating Public Offerings of Truly New Securities: First Principles
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Harmonization of Regulation: Lessons from the European Union
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Lunch
Session Two: Promoting Entrepreneurial Finance
Financing Scale-Ups
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Coffee
Session Three: Fintech – Transcending Borders
Investor-Driven Financial Innovation
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Law and the Shadow Payment System
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Coffee
Session Four: Reforming Debt Markets
A fresh look at securitization transparency
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Coffee
Session Five: The CMU In The Context Of Other Post-Crisis Reforms
The Irrelevance of Brexit for the European Financial Market
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Investor protection: All-embracing regulation tightens its grip
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Sandwich Lunch
Panel Discussion: Mapping The Way Forward
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Thomas Hellmann
Jan Pieter Krahnen
Nicolas Véron
Tobias Tröger
Paolo Volpin
John Armour
Jeffrey Gordon
Luca Enriques
Marco Becht
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