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November 2026

Why We Need to Unify Business Law

By Steven L. Schwarcz and Isabelle Stewart November 3, 2026 by renholding

In a new article, we argue that business law’s division into separate disciplines obscures shared problems and generates unnecessary costs. Commercial, financial, bankruptcy, securities, and business-organization law developed largely independently, each responding to particular activities and historical circumstances. Yet …

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SEC Chair Atkins Discusses Returning to First Principles

By Paul S. Atkins November 3, 2026 by renholding

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. And thank you, Luisa [del Rosal], for your generous introduction. Of course, I should also like to thank the Economic Club of Dallas for having me today. Texas is a place where First Principles have …

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Protective Settlements in Corporate Law: When Shareholders Pay for Insider Peace

By Yehonatan Shiman November 2, 2026 by renholding

On August 7, 2025, amid mounting scrutiny of Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s investments in Chinese technology companies and his former firm’s export-control violations, President Trump posted that Tan was “highly CONFLICTED and must resign, immediately.” Within the week, Tan was …

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Davis Polk Discusses Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission Focus on IPO Misconduct

By Martin Rogers, Li He, Jason Xu and Yuan Zheng November 2, 2026 by martinyerovi

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) recently has acknowledged improvements in sponsor work since its circular in January identifying deficiencies, but warns that what it describes as dubious arrangements to inflate IPO demand continue to be a serious …

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