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Monday, April 26, 2021

25/4/21: Impact of foreign shareholders on the performance of the Chinese banks

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A new paper (pre-print version): Gurdgiev, Constantin, and Jiagi, Li, The Journey of a thousand miles: a decade of impact of foreign shareh...

Friday, April 23, 2021

23/4/21: There are no 'social' winners amidst this pandemic

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No one is left unscarred by the #covid19 pandemic when it comes to public approval trends for the major social stakeholders in Ireland: S...

Saturday, December 14, 2019

14/12/19: Governance and Government Debt

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What I am reading this week: a new paper via EFMA, titled "Governance and Government Debt" by João Imaginário and Maria João Gue...

Thursday, January 12, 2017

11/1/17: Mr. Trump's Plan for Addressing Conflicts of Interest is a Fig Leaf of Corporate Governance

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Why PEOTUS Donal Trump’s plan to donate hotels profits earned from foreign government payments to the U.S. Treasury is a fig leaf of cor...

Saturday, June 18, 2016

18/7/16: Gamed Financial Information and Regulation Misfires

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A recent interview by the Insights by Stanford Business, titled “In Financial Disclosures, Not All Information Is Equal” (all references a...

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