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56: No private ordering please, we're Italian: Luca Enriques and Casimiro A. Nigro
55: Mandatory corporate law as an obstacle to venture capital contracting in Europe: Implications for markets and policymaking: Luca Enriques, Casimiro A. Nigro and Tobias Tröger
54: Venture capital contracting as bargaining in the shadow of corporate law constraints: Luca Enriques, Casimiro A. Nigro and Tobias Tröger
53: Reform of the CMDI framework: Driving off with the breaks on: Ioannis G. Asimakopoulos and Tobias Tröger
52: The oscillating domains of public and private markets: Alperen A. Gözlügöl, Julian Greth and Tobias Tröger
51: Big brother watches you (even when he's dead): Surveillance and long-run conformity: Francesco D'Acunto, Philip Schnorpfeil and Michael Weber
50: Supranational supervision: Rainer Haselmann, Shikhar Singla and Vikrant Vig
49: Resolving financial distress where property rights are not clearly defined: The case of China: Julian R. Franks, Meng Miao and Oren Sussman
48: Limitations of implementing an expected credit loss model: Jannis Bischof, Rainer Haselmann, Frederik Kohl and Oliver Schlueter
47: Regulatory costs and market power: Shikhar Singla
46: Supranational supervision: Rainer Haselmann, Shikhar Singla and Vikrant Vig
45: The political economy of financial regulation: Rainer Haselmann, Arkodipta Sarkar, Shikhar Singla and Vikrant Vig
44: Capital regulation, market-making, and liquidity: Rainer Haselmann, Thomas Kick, Shikhar Singla and Vikrant Vig
43: Uneven regulation and economic reallocation: Evidence from transparency regulation: Matthias Breuer and Patricia Breuer
42: Consumer credit in the age of AI: Beyond anti-discrimination law: Katja Langenbucher
41: The impact of derivatives on spot markets: Evidence from the introduction of bitcoin futures contracts: Patrick Augustin, Alexey Rubtsov and Donghwa Shin
40: How do Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) hold the European Central Bank (ECB) accountable? A descriptive quantitative analysis of three accountability forums (2014-2021): Elsa Clara Massoc
39: Informed options strategies before corporate events: Patrick Augustin, Menachem Brenner, Gunnar Grass, Piotr Orłowski and Marti G. Subrahmanyam
38: Private companies: The missing link on the path to net zero: Alperen Gözlügöl and Wolf-Georg Ringe
37: Option characteristics as cross-sectional predictors: Andreas Neuhierl, Xiaoxiao Tang, Rasmus Tangsgaard Varneskov and Guofu Zhou
36: Investor-led sustainability in corporate governance: Wolf-Georg Ringe
35: Conflicting fiduciary duties and fire sales of VC-backed start-ups: Bo Bian, Yingxiang Li and Casimiro A. Nigro
34: How costly are cultural biases?: Francesco D'Acunto, Pulak Ghosh, Rajiv Jain and Alberto G. Rossi
33: Climate change versus price stability: How "green" central bankers and members of the European parliament became pragmatic (yet precarious) bedfellows: Elsa C. Massoc
32: Trust and contracts: Empirical evidence: Francesco D'Acunto, Jin Xie and Jiaquan Yao
31: Corporate prosecutions: American law enforcement in global markets: Cornelia Woll
30: Fifty shades of hatred and discontent: Varieties of anti-finance discourses on the European Twitter (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK): Elsa Clara Massoc
29: Prospective welfare analysis: Extending willingness-to-pay assessment to embrace sustainability: Roman Inderst and Stefan Thomas
28: Social media, polarization and democracy: A multi-methods analysis of polarized users' interactions on Reddit's r/WallStreetBets: Elsa Clara Massoc and Maximilian Lubda
27: Unintended side effects of unconventional monetary policy: Tobias Berg, Rainer Haselmann, Thomas Kick and Sebastian Schreiber
26: Banks' structural power and states' choices over what structurally matters: The geo-economic foundations of state priority towards banking in France, Germany and Spain: Elsa Clara Massoc
25: The clash of "E" and "S" of ESG: Just transition on the path to net zero and the implications for sustainable corporate governance and finance: Alperen A. Gözlügöl
24: The Role of Disclosure in Green Finance: Tobias Tröger and Sebastian Steuer
23: Cross-Border Institutions and the Globalization of Innovation: Bo Bian, Jean-Marie Meier and Ting Xu
22: Know Your Customer: Relationship Lending and Bank Trading: Rainer Haselmann, Christian Leuz and Sebastian Schreiber
21: Diverse Policy Committees Can Reach Underrepresented Groups: Francesco D'Acunto, Andreas Fuster and Michael Weber
20: The Limits of Model-Based Regulation: Markus Behn, Rainer Haselmann and Vikrant Vig
19: Shareholder Activists and Frictions in the CEO Labor Market: Thomas Keusch
18: Indirect Investor Protection: The Investment Ecosystem and Its Legal Underpinnings: Holger Spamann
17: Do Required Minimum Distribution 401(k) Rules Matter, and for Whom? Insights from a Lifecylce Model: Vanya Horneff, Raimond Maurer and Olivia Mitchell
16: Gender Roles and the Gender Expectations Gap: Francesco D'Acunto, Ulrike Malmendier and Michael Weber
15: Monetary Policy and Racial Inequality: Alina Kristin Bartscher, Moritz Kuhn, Moritz Schularick and Paul Wachtel
14: Reflective Willingness to Pay: Preferences for Sustainable Consumption in a Consumer Welfare Analysis: Roman Inderst and Stefan Thomas
13: Shareholders and Stakeholders around the World: The Role of Values, Culture, and Law in Directors' Decisions: Amir N. Licht and Renee Adams
12: Who Truly Bears (Bank) Taxes? Evidence from Only Shifting Statutory Incidence: Gabriel Jiménez, David Martinez-Miera and José-Luis Peydró
11: The Real Effects of Judicial Enforcement: Vincenzo Pezone
10: The Global Diffusion of Stewardship Codes: Dionysia Katelouzou and Mathias Siems
9: Who Pays a Visit to Brussels? The Firm Value of Cross-Border Political Access to European Commissioners: Kizkitza Biguri and Jörg R. Stahl
8: Reporting Regulation and Corporate Innovation: Matthias Breuer, Christian Leuz and Steven Vanhaverbeke
7: Earnings Management and Managerial Honesty: The Investors' Perspectives: Rajna Gibson, Matthias Sohn, Carmen Tanner and Alexander Wagner
6: Globally Consistent Creditor Protection, Reallocation, and Productivity: Bo Bian
5: Having "Banks Play Along": Varieties of State-Bank Coordination and State-Guaranteed Credit Programs During the Covid-19 Crisis: Elsa Massoc
4: The Death of a Regulator: Strict Supervision, Bank Lending and Business Activity: João Granja and Christian Leuz
3: Using the Statistical Concept of "Severity" to Assess Seemingly Contradictory Statistical Evidence (with a Particular Application to Damage Estimation): Peter Bönisch and Roman Inderst
2: The Case for a Normatively Charged Approach to Regulating Shadow Banking - Multipolar Regulatory Dialogues as a Means to Detect Tail Risks and Preclude Regulatory Arbitrage: Matthias Thiemann and Tobias Tröger
1: Venture Capital-backed Firms, Unavoidable Value-destroying Trade Sales, and Fair Value Protections: Casimiro Antonio Nigro and Jörg R. Stahl