This Article discusses the need for a board of last resort to set financial values during periods of extreme economic stress, i.e., the “liquidity black hole” events. The purpose of this proposed board, the “Independent Treasury Board,” would be to address valuation uncertainty during bust periods immediately following major financial crises. If an Independent Treasury Board existed prior to 2008, it could have helped rein in some valuations that were among the causes for the Great Recession. More importantly, it could have quickened recovery from the Great Recession during the period immediately following the financial crisis by shortening the period of valuation uncertainty. If created now, the Independent Treasury Board should become a p...
The first part of this article looks at whether there are any legal principles derived from regulati...
The most recent crisis on Wall Street presents our nation with an extraordinary opportunity to begin...
This Article argues that the methodological constraints of the Imperative have abandoned its underly...
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The President of the United States, Obama described the subprime crisis as “the worst financial cris...
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Government agencies and prosecutors are being criticized for seeking so few indictments against indi...
The financial crisis of the late 2000s resulted in enormous costs to the economies of many countries...
This case is an ethics case. The focus is on corporate governance in a major Wall Street bank,...
Domestic and international regulatory efforts to prevent another financial crisis have been convergi...
The prolonged systemic crisis in international financial markets commencing in 2007 was also a crisi...
The first part of this article looks at whether there are any legal principles derived from regulati...
This dissertation consists of three essays on financial economics. In the first chapter, jointly wri...
Introductory essay for the symposium The Fall from the Bailout: The Impact of the 2008 Bailout of L...
Article discussing ethical issues and matters of social responsibility surrounding turmoil in the ca...
The first part of this article looks at whether there are any legal principles derived from regulati...
The most recent crisis on Wall Street presents our nation with an extraordinary opportunity to begin...
This Article argues that the methodological constraints of the Imperative have abandoned its underly...
This interdisciplinary paper focuses on the unethical decisions of business professionals that led t...
The President of the United States, Obama described the subprime crisis as “the worst financial cris...
This case study examines five dimensions of the 2007-2009 financial crisis in the United States: (1)...
Government agencies and prosecutors are being criticized for seeking so few indictments against indi...
The financial crisis of the late 2000s resulted in enormous costs to the economies of many countries...
This case is an ethics case. The focus is on corporate governance in a major Wall Street bank,...
Domestic and international regulatory efforts to prevent another financial crisis have been convergi...
The prolonged systemic crisis in international financial markets commencing in 2007 was also a crisi...
The first part of this article looks at whether there are any legal principles derived from regulati...
This dissertation consists of three essays on financial economics. In the first chapter, jointly wri...
Introductory essay for the symposium The Fall from the Bailout: The Impact of the 2008 Bailout of L...
Article discussing ethical issues and matters of social responsibility surrounding turmoil in the ca...
The first part of this article looks at whether there are any legal principles derived from regulati...
The most recent crisis on Wall Street presents our nation with an extraordinary opportunity to begin...
This Article argues that the methodological constraints of the Imperative have abandoned its underly...