Central Banks, Private Securities Purchases, and Nominal GDP Targeting

By Bryane Michael March 16, 2018 by Bryane Michael

Central bank law is an unloved part of public law. Maybe that’s because commercial litigators cannot sue central banks, advise the people that sell bonds to them, or argue cases in front of the U.S. Supreme Court to create new …

Following the Corporate Governance Canon Pays Off for Chinese Companies

By Say Hak Goo and Bryane Michael February 19, 2018 by Bryane Michael

Over the years, a consensus on the best corporate governance practices has emerged. The OECD Guidelines of Corporate Governance epitomize a canon of such practices, including things like having non-executive shareholders on boards, having an audit committee, and following special …

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Central Banks, Private Securities Purchases, and Nominal GDP Targeting