- Code is Law versus Contract is Law
- A new chapter in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
- Legal theory of finance redux
- When do algorithms violate the law
- A petty money dispute holds market to ransom
- Allowing a corporate body to be a director
- Indian Bankruptcy Code: Morality play reaches a dead end
- SEC Regulatory Overreach
- Are bonds both a liability and an asset of the borrower?
- The SEC and The DAO
- Random Justice
- Operational versus financial creditors redux
- How greedy tax laws become a gift to other countries
- The politics of SEC enforcement or is it data mining?
- FCA Clifford Chance Report Part II: The Menace of Selective Briefing
- The human rights of insider traders
- Rakoff on financial crisis prosecutions
- Legal theory of finance
- Dubious legal foundations of modern finance?
- Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission
- When regulation collides with free speech
- On rating Rembrandts
- Selective Price Sensitive Disclosure by Government Functionaries
- Accountable algorithms
- Questioning the benefits of 1930s US securities reforms
- Sovereign default and international law
- More on Law, Madoff, Fairness and Interest Rates
- When is an algorithm not an algorithm?
- Libya assets freeze: will other sovereigns start hiding assets?
- Bernanke pontificates about political systems
- Time for a Financial Sector Appellate Tribunal
- When is a foreign exchange swap not really a foreign exchange swap?
- SEBI, IRDA and the courts
- Law, Madoff, fairness and interest rates
- Will Stoneridge save the banks and the rating agencies?
- US court rules that IPO market is inherently inefficient
- Nasdaq, LSE, Cadbury Schweppes and extra-territoriality
- FSA as a Regulatory Role Model
- Legal Origins and Modern Stock Markets
- FSA Loses Minmet Insider Trading Case
- Creditor Committees in US Bankruptcy
- Do bonds belong to the lender or borrower?