Crown image Columbia Law School
Home About Contact Subscribe RSS Email Twitter
Previous Next

  • Lehman Brothers: How Good Policy Can Make Bad Law By Kathryn Judge
  • What Really Drives “Short-Termism”? By John C. Coffee, Jr.
  • Quarterly Reporting and Market Liquidity By Joshua R. Mitts
  • Thinking Holistically Before Dropping Quarterly Reporting By James D. Cox
  • Cutting Disclosure Frequency Is the Wrong Solution to the Wrong Problem By Charles K. Whitehead
  • Financial Reporting Frequency By Donald C. Langevoort
  • The Irrepressible Myth That SEC Overregulation Has Chilled IPOs Comment bubble 2 By John C. Coffee, Jr.
  • Blue Sky Banter Podcast: SEC’s Robert Jackson on Dual Class Shares and More By Reynolds Holding
Editor-At-Large Reynolds Holding

The CLS Blue Lion logo Sky Blog

Crown image

Columbia Law School's Blog on Corporations and the Capital Markets

Editorial Board John C. Coffee, Jr. Edward F. Greene Kathryn Judge

Menu

Skip to content
  • Our Contributors
  • Corporate Governance
  • Finance & Economics
  • M & A
  • Securities Regulation
  • Dodd-Frank
  • International Developments
  • Library & Archives

Ex-SEC Commissioner Urges Action Against Proxy Advisers

By renholding December 6, 2018 by renholding
Crown image Columbia Law School
Home About Contact Subscribe or Manage Your Subscription RSS Email Twitter
Powered by WordPress.com VIP
© Copyright 2018, The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York.