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Disintermediation of the US, EU and UK capital and financial markets by Greene, Edward F, Morgan-Davies, Bree

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The Marriage of Technology, Markets and Sustainable (and) Social Finance: Insights from ICO Markets for a New Regulatory Framework by Chiu, Iris H. Y., Greene, Edward F.

“…It is generally agreed that gaps in sustainable and social finance should be met by increased marketization. However, there are significant challenges in…”
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The limits of name-and-shame in international financial regulation by Edward F Greene, Joshua L Boehm

“…The fiscal crisis of 2008 revealed manifold weaknesses in national financial regulatory frameworks. Many jurisdictions have made legislative efforts to address…”
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Beyond Borders: Time To Tear Down the Barriers to Global Investing by Greene, Edward F

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Dodd-Frank: a lesson in decision avoidance by Greene, E. F.

“…The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act marks the greatest legislative change in the US regulatory framework since the 1930s. While…”
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Examining the extraterritorial reach of Dodd-Frank's Volcker rule and margin rules for uncleared swaps--a call for regulatory coordination and cooperation by Greene, E. F., Potiha, I.

“…The DoddFrank Act regulates the global activities of US financial institutions in key areas of their businesses, and, to a limited extent, regulates the…”
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Promoting risk mitigation, not migration: a comparative analysis of shadow banking reforms by the FSB, USA and EU by Greene, E. F., Broomfield, E. L.

“…In the aftermath of the financial crisis, there has been an unfortunate default to bank prudential regulation for shadow banking entities. Shadow banking…”
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Looking past consensus to implementation: a growing international consensus on the need for capital markets regulatory reform masks tough questions about implementing such reforms by Greene, E. F.

“…As the global credit crisis continues to evolve, a general consensus is emerging both as to its causes and the necessity of comprehensive and effective…”
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A closer look at 'too big to fail': national and international approaches to addressing the risks of large, interconnected financial institutions by Greene, E. F., McIlwain, K. L., Scott, J. T.

“…The series of spectacular failures of major financial companies and unprecedented government action to avoid further failures during the recent financial…”
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Sovereign wealth funds-a measured assessment by Greene, Edward F., Yeager, Brian A.

“…In this article, the authors argue that any discussion of foreign investment by sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) must recognize the differences in investing…”
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Resolving regulatory conflicts between the capital markets of the United States and Europe by Greene, E. F.

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The attack on national regulation: why we need a global framework for domestic regulation by Greene, Edward F., Oztan, Omer S.

“…In regulating cross-border capital markets transactions, regulators are employing either an exemptive approach, or a unilateral or mutual recognition approach…”
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Deregistration issues in the US for foreign private issuers by Greene, E. F., Underhill, R.

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Distributed Ledger Technology and the Securities Markets of the Future: A Stakeholder Survey by Merritt B. Fox, Lawrence R. Glosten, Edward F. Greene, Sue S. Guan

“…This Article evaluates the implications of distributed ledger technology (DLT) for the securities markets of the future and their regulation. DLT is an…”
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The Need for a Comprehensive Approach to Capital Markets Regulation by Edward F. Greene, Evan S. Gabor, Sonia Katharani-Khan, Jacqueline Mijin Kang

“…With the adoption of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act in 2012, Congress recognized the need to spur economic growth by facilitating access to the public…”
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Summary of Roundtable Discussions regarding the Future Content of the U.S. Securities Laws by Cox, James D., Greene, Edward F.

“…On Apr 8-9, 1999, more than sixty securities lawyers, regulators and academics participated in a roundtable discussion in Washington DC on what should be the…”
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THE LIMITS OF "NAME-AND-SHAME" IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REGULATION by Greene, Edward F, Boehm, Joshua L

“…Greene and Boehm talk about the limits of "name-and-shame" in international financial regulation. The 2008 crisis revealed that financial activity has now so…”
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Issues in the extraterritorial application of Dodd-Frank's derivatives and clearing rules, the impact on global markets and the inevitability of cross-border and US domestic coordination by Greene, E. F., Potiha, I.

“…The derivatives markets have a substantial and extensive cross-border component which raises complex issues with respect to the appropriate regulatory…”
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Gaseous Detonations. I. Stationary Waves in Hydrogen—Oxygen Mixtures1 by Berets, Donald J, Greene, Edward F, Kistiakowsky, G. B

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Hegemony or Deference: U.S. Disclosure Requirements in the International Capital Markets by Greene, Edward F., Braverman, Daniel A., Sperber, Sebastian R.

“…This Article explores some of the main arguments for and against changing existing U.S. disclosure requirements insofar as they relate to non-U.S. issuers that…”
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