Capital Markets Law Journal

2018 - 2026

Current editor(s): Jeffrey Golden, Caroline Gentile and Amanda Thomas

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Editors’ Note pp. 453-456: Caroline M Gentile
Disintermediation of the US, EU and UK capital and financial markets pp. 457-499: Edward F and Bree Morgan-Davies
The anatomy of crypto failures and investor protection under MiCAR pp. 500-525: Ilya Kokorin
ClientEarth’s challenge of FCA approval of an energy company’s IPO prospectus: reflections on a novel climate activist approach pp. 526-533: John Kwan
Do we really need a ‘perfectly reasonable investor’ within MAR? pp. 534-555: Adrian Rycerski
Removing Bankers’ bonus cap: Will this enhance the competitiveness of the UK financial market? pp. 556-572: John Kong Shan HoJohn Kong Shan Ho
Understanding the inherent limitations of crypto finance in the Islamic finance context pp. 573-588: Abdul Karim Aldohni

Editors’ Note pp. 277-280: Caroline M Gentile
Which markets need Central Bank Digital Currency? pp. 281-302: Christian Hofmann
EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation pp. 303-328: Danny Busch
The regulation of share buybacks and insider dealing: a comparative analysis pp. 329-364: Lance Ang
International investment agreements and sovereign debt: an empirical analysis pp. 365-390: Livia Hinz
Protection of interests of minority shareholders in the case of the delisting of a company in the light of regulations binding in Europe pp. 391-401: Magdalena Zmysłowska
Unilateral responses to an international problem: sustainable sovereign debt restructuring and the case for second-best solutions pp. 402-425: Astrid Iversen
Confused and not protected: the case of whistle-blowers in the EU banking and financial sector pp. 426-451: Dimitrios Kafteranis

Central Bank Digital Currencies and the global financial system: the dollar dethroned? pp. 137-171: Ross P Buckley and Mia Trzecinski
Can investors save the planet? NZAMI and fiduciary duty pp. 172-193: Tom Gosling and Iain MacNeil
A modern template for the restructuring of poor country debts pp. 194-201: Lee C Buchheit and Adam Lerrick
Special purpose acquisition companies: A discordant tale of two Asian financial centres pp. 202-232: Umakanth Varottil
Liquidity management tools in open-ended investment funds: the right tools in the right hands? pp. 233-258: Katrien Morbee
The role of market operators in scaling up voluntary carbon markets pp. 259-275: Melvin Tjon Akon

Editors’ Note pp. 1-4: Mitu Gulati
CCP supervision after Brexit: from extraterritoriality to a model of shared control pp. 5-43: Matthias Lehmann
International banking and finance use of the investment treaty regime: Hong Kong as a case study pp. 44-70: Julien Chaisse and Kehinde Olaoye
Enforcing comparable treatment in sovereign debt workouts pp. 71-77: Lee C Buchheit and Mitu Gulati
Growing (in)securities: the cult of ‘equity’s darling’ in Australian financial law pp. 78-100: Matteo Solinas
Inside insider trading regulation: a comparative analysis of the EU and US regimes pp. 101-135: Min-woo Kang

Editors’ Note pp. 409-410: Jeffrey Golden KC (Hon)
Governance and the decoupling of debt and equity: the SEC moves pp. 411-467: Henry T C Hu
The damages puzzle in government bonds pp. 468-488: Yehuda Adar
Independent directors for investment funds in the UK: what role for investor protection? pp. 489-512: Roger M Barker and Iris H -Y Chiu
Financial development and de-financializing in China pp. 513-543: Weiping He
A radical change? Assessing the reforms in China’s securities market through the lens of investor protection pp. 544-563: Qi Lu
Tax challenges in debt financing involving digital tokens pp. 564-582: Vincent Ooi

Editors’ Note pp. 275-275: Mitu Gulati
Seizing Russian assets pp. 276-287: Paul B Stephan
Distributed ledger technology and financial market infrastructures: an EU pilot regulatory regime pp. 288-306: Jonathan McCarthy
Environmental protection and sovereign debt restructuring pp. 307-316: Patrick Bolton, Lee C Buchheit, Beatrice Weder di Mauro, Ugo Panizza and Mitu Gulati
Neither relational nor discrete: the ISDA Master Agreement as a bimodal contract pp. 317-333: Matthew Armitage
Dealing with the conflicts of interest of credit rating agencies: a balanced cure for the disease pp. 334-364: Chunping Bush
Crypto-assets and crypto-assets’ subcategories under MiCA Regulation pp. 365-382: Tomasz Tomczak
Debt transparency: the essential starting point for successful reform pp. 383-408: William R Rhodes, John Lipsky, Terrence J Checki, Richard J Cooper, William Dudley, Keyu Jin, Gail Kelly, Joaquim Levy, Maria Ramos, Susan Segal, José Viñals Lipsky and Mark Walker

Editors’ Note pp. 147-149: Amanda Thomas
The principles guiding the ECB’s enforcement and sanctioning powers pp. 150-166: Andrea Minto
New York’s requirements for contractual definiteness with application to the formation of investment vehicles pp. 167-195: Royce de R Barondes
Fighting insider dealing at all costs?—due process aspects on the EU market abuse regime pp. 196-211: Helene Andersson
The DLT sandbox under the Pilot-Regulation pp. 212-236: Dirk A Zetzsche and Jannik Woxholth
Policy responses to cross-border central bank digital currencies—assessing the transborder effects of digital yuan pp. 237-261: Cheng-Yun Tsang and Ping-Kuei Chen
‘Mandatory’ public takeover bids in Hong Kong: the case of China Oriental pp. 262-274: Shue Sing Churk

Editors’ Note pp. 1-7: Stephen Revell
Sustainability-linked bonds: the next frontier in sovereign financing pp. 8-19: Juan Giráldez and Stephanie Fontana
Prefer to defer: has the time for ‘Bendybonds’ finally come? pp. 20-28: Benjamin Heller and Pijus Virketis
Cross-border risks for indenture trustees: the limits of comity and the need to adapt standard provisions of the trust indenture pp. 29-51: Eric A Schaffer
The future of EU financial law pp. 52-94: Danny Busch
Enforcing comfort letters on Chinese offshore debt pp. 95-119: Joel Slawotsky
From (no) bailouts to bail-in: a comparative assessment of Canada’s bank recapitalization regime pp. 120-145: Maziar Peihani