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What Can Autonomous Corporations Teach Us About Legal Personhood?

By Carla L. Reyes April 8, 2021 by renholding

Corporations are increasingly using technology to conduct business, seeking greater automation and efficiencies while decreasing costs. Indeed, several states are considering changes to their business-formation laws to accommodate completely automated businesses – those run through, or by, self-executing computer code …

Fintech and International Financial Regulation

By Yesha Yadav November 19, 2020 by renholding

In the weeks leading up to Ant Financial’s ill-fated IPO, Jack Ma criticized the system of international banking regulation in remarks at the Bund Summit in Shanghai. The Alibaba co-founder contended that the current framework was a poor match for …

How to Talk When a Machine is Listening: Corporate Disclosure in the Age of AI

By Sean Cao, Baozhong Yang and Alan L. Zhang October 1, 2020 by renholding

The annual report, like other regulatory filings, is more than a legal requirement; it provides an opportunity for public companies to communicate their financial health, promote their culture and brand, and engage with a full spectrum of stakeholders.  How readers …

What Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Won’t Do for Corporate Lawyers

By Jeffrey M. Lipshaw September 15, 2020 by renholding

There have been a number of scholarly paeans to blockchain as a corporate governance tool. It creates a permanent and irreversible chain of custody that can be used for shareholder record keeping and voting, insider trading, corporate disclosures, and trade …

Artificial Intelligence in Hiring: Problem or Solution?

By Kimberly A. Houser August 7, 2020 by renholding

In my new paper, I explain how the creation of responsible artificial intelligence (AI) can address why women and under-represented minorities have a difficult time gaining a foothold in male-dominated industries. This is an especially important topic today as companies …

Corporate Technologies and the Fallacy of Tech Nirvana

By Luca Enriques and Dirk A. Zetzsche April 13, 2020 by renholding

Time and time again, corporate scandals remind us of the importance of the mechanisms aimed to ensure that agents within corporations perform their tasks and duties in line with the long-term interests of their shareholders (and other stakeholders, as the …

Artificial Intelligence and Technology in Corporate Governance

By Natania Locke and Helen Bird April 6, 2020 by renholding

The modern boardroom is beset by huge volumes of data that directors must digest to perform their governance functions, data that are only increasing as industries rapidly change and respond to technological disruption. At the same time, corporate scandals as …

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Will FinTech Disruption in the ‘20s Be Roaring?

By Troy A. Paredes and Lee A. Schneider April 3, 2020 by renholding

In recent podcasts, we addressed three themes, among other topics: how artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) can change how decisions get made; how blockchain can transform how we transact and how we record and communicate things; and how technology …

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Man versus Machine: A Comparison of Robo-Analyst and Traditional Research Analyst Investment Recommendations

By Braiden Coleman, Kenneth Merkley and Joseph Pacelli January 31, 2020 by renholding

Advancements in financial technology (FinTech) are revolutionizing product offerings across the financial services industry. As of 2018, more than $50 billion had been invested in 2,500 companies that are redefining the way in which individuals participate in financial markets (Accenture, …

Artificial Intelligence, Finance, and the Law

By Tom C.W. Lin January 8, 2020 by renholding

The progress and promise realized and presented by artificial intelligence in finance has been remarkable.  It has made finance cheaper, faster, larger, more accessible, more profitable, and more efficient in many ways.  Yet for all the significant progress and promise …

How Can Humans Work With Artificial Intelligence?

By Andreas Fügener, Jörn Grahl, Alok Gupta and Wolfgang Ketter April 26, 2019 by renholding

How will artificial intelligence (AI) influence the workplace of the future and thereby the human working condition? The focus of this discussion has been on the rather tautological conclusion that many current jobs will eventually be performed by machines. In …

Corporate Management in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

By Martin Petrin April 9, 2019 by renholding

Law and technology-related research has arrived in the world of corporate law, as academics begin to tackle topics like artificial intelligence (AI), increasing automation and robots, Big Data, and blockchain. In a recent working paper, I focus on a …

The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Risk Management

By Saqib Aziz and Michael Dowling August 10, 2018 by renholding

Lending in China is a risky proposition. When a U.S. bank needs to decide whether to approve a loan to a U.S. customer, it simply accesses the customer’s credit report, which is often the deciding factor. The bank can thus …

SEC’s Acting Chief Economist Discusses Role of Big Data, Machine Learning, and AI in Assessing Risk

By Scott W. Bauguess July 7, 2017 by renholding

This is the first time that I have addressed the emergence of AI in one of my talks. But I have spoken previously on the two core elements that are allowing the world to wonder about its future: big data …

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