Capital Markets Law Journal

2018 - 2026

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

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Belize’s Green Buyback: A Template for Future Sovereign Debt Restructurings pp. 391-392: Mitu Gulati
Rebuilding trust: regulation of financial advisers in the UK pp. 393-413: Weiping He and Han-Wei Liu
Investigating the contract production process pp. 414-431: Stephen J Choi, Mitu Gulati and Robert E Scott
Boilerterms pp. 432-444: John F Coyle
Shareholder remedies in China—developments towards a more effective, more accessible and fairer derivative action mechanism pp. 445-473: Jingchen Zhao and Chuyi Wei
Nailing the flag to the mast—promises of super-priority in public debt pp. 474-481: Mihalis Gousgounis, Mitu Gulati and Lee C Buchheit
Accountability in EU sustainable finance: linking the client’s sustainability preferences and the MiFID II suitability obligation pp. 482-502: Félix E Mezzanotte
The anatomy of Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act (HFCAA): a panacea or a double-edge sword? pp. 503-527: Qingxiu Bu
Enforcing the market abuse regime in Korea: recent developments and challenges ahead pp. 528-540: Min-woo Kang

Editors’ Note pp. 249-250: Jeffrey Golden
The Empire Strikes Back: Derivatives disputes, the financial list, test case scheme and arbitration pp. 251-266: Sabur Malik
Make-wholes in sovereign bonds pp. 267-299: Ugo Panizza and Mitu Gulati
Value recovery instruments: a contrarian proposition pp. 300-306: Mark H Stumpf
The $900 Million Mistake: In re Citibank August 11, 2020 Wire Transfers (SDNY 16 February 2021) pp. 307-313: Elisabeth de Fontenay
Overseas on-market buybacks: ASX disclosure requirements and regulation pp. 314-355: Jason Mitchell
Allowing dual class share structure companies in the Premium listing segment of the London Stock Exchange: appreciating international experiences and recognizing local conditions pp. 356-390: John Kong Shan Ho

Why did these standard forms change so quickly? pp. 115-116: Mitu Gulati
Corporate bond defaults in China: legal issues and possible solutions pp. 117-140: Wang Fu
Rethinking share repurchases pp. 141-164: Hans Tjio
Hidden sovereign finance pp. 165-186: Federico Lupo-Pasini
A comparison of investors’ protection in different securities holding systems and the legal implications of direct and indirect holding: a focus on China’s central securities depository legal position pp. 187-202: Fei Nie and Mahmood Bagheri
The Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation (MiCA) and the EU digital finance strategy pp. 203-225: Dirk A Zetzsche, Filippo Annunziata, Douglas W Arner and Ross P Buckley
CACs at work: what next? Lessons from the Argentine and Ecuadorian 2020 debt restructurings pp. 226-248: Andrés de la Cruz and Ignacio Lagos

The influence of the EU prospectus rules on private law pp. 3-30: Danny Busch
Towards a more robust sovereign debt restructuring architecture: innovations from Ecuador and Argentina pp. 31-44: Ian Clark and Dimitrios Lyratzakis
Avoiding a lost decade—sovereign debt workouts in the post-Covid era pp. 45-55: Lee C Buchheit and Mitu Gulati
The development of collateral stripping by distressed borrowers pp. 56-71: Mitchell Mengden
Contracts as regulation: the ISDA Master Agreement pp. 72-94: M Konrad Borowicz
The Iraq sovereign debt restructuring pp. 95-114: Simon Hinrichsen

Editors' Note pp. 367-373: Stephen Revell
Bank–fintech partnerships, outsourcing arrangements and the case for a mentorship regime pp. 374-397: Luca Enriques and Wolf-Georg Ringe
Benchmarks reform: risk-free benchmarks, IBOR fallbacks and the prohibition on compound interest under Italian law pp. 398-417: G Massimiliano Danusso and Matteo Bencic
Green bonds: legal and policy issues pp. 418-442: Lloyd Freeburn and Ian Ramsay
Windstream and contract opportunism pp. 443-452: Elisabethde Fontenay
Puerto Rico: Act III pp. 453-463: Stephen J Lubben
The Argentine collective action clause controversy pp. 464-473: Lee C Buchheit and Mitu Gulati
The subtle relationship between paragraphs 1, 4, 7 and 8 of Article 17 of the Market Abuse Regulation pp. 474-488: M J Giltjes and A C W Pijls
An examination into the investor protection properties of robo-advisory services in Switzerland pp. 489-508: Félix E Mezzanotte
Forest for the trees: are the directors not responsible for disclosures in prospectuses? pp. 509-523: Chee Keong Low and Tak Hay Low

The value of voluntary COVID-19 securities disclosure—zero? pp. 259-261: Mitu Gulati
The reform of the ESM and why it is so controversial in Italy pp. 262-276: Giampaolo Galli
Necessity and the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 277-283: W Mark C Weidemaier and Mitu Gulati
Restructuring the European Stability Mechanism pp. 284-297: Aitor Erce
A vision for regulated digital security infrastructure in Europe pp. 298-321: Bart Garré, Michael Voisin, Richard Hay and Sophia Le Vesconte
How to restructure Euro area sovereign debt in the era of Covid-19 pp. 322-346: Theresa Arnold, Mitu Gulati and Ugo Panizza
Is the European Union going to help us overcome the COVID-19 crisis? pp. 347-366: Danny Busch

Restructuring Italy’s New York law bonds pp. 139-145: Andrea E Kropp
Reprofiling today for a sustainable tomorrow: a unilateral Italian debt restructuring pp. 146-158: Emma Cervantes, Victoria Dodev, Shane Ellement and Isabelle Sawhney
The reform of the European Stability Mechanism pp. 159-174: Jasper Aerts and Pedro Bizarro
The segmented regulatory system of the bond markets in China: current situation, causes and reform pp. 175-190: Chi Zhang
Initial crypto-asset offerings (ICOs), tokenization and corporate governance pp. 191-223: Stéphane Blemus and Dominique Guégan
The regulation of the dual-class share structure in China: a comparative perspective pp. 224-249: Longjie Lu
Barbados sovereign debt restructuring 2018–2019—like the island, small but perfectly formed pp. 250-257: Andrew Shutter

Choice of governing law for bonds pp. 3-17: Philip Wood and Philip R. Wood
Blockchain and cryptocurrencies: essential tools in a two-tier financial system pp. 18-47: Ilias Kapsis
Inefficiencies in trade reporting for over-the-counter derivatives: Is blockchain the solution? pp. 48-69: Olatunji Jayeola
In CCP we trust … or do we? Assessing the regulation of central clearing counterparties in Europe pp. 70-97: Hossein Nabilou and Ioannis G Asimakopoulos
CACs and Doorknobs pp. 98-114: Anna Gelpern and Jeromin Zettelmeyer
Is Hong Kong a potential role model for objectives-based financial regulation? pp. 115-136: Bryane Michael and Say-Hak Goo