Finance Series 27 Oct 2025 The Regulation of Shareholder Democracy John G. Matsusaka Oguzhan Ozbas Chong Shu And more (...) Shareholder Rights Climate Change Regulation
Finance Series 27 Oct 2025 Creditor Coalitions in Bankruptcy Jing-Zhi Huang Stefan Lewellen Zhe Wang Bankruptcy Creditor Rights Debt
Law Series 26 Oct 2025 Opting Out of Court? Reputation and Informal Norms in Private Equity Kobi Kastiel Yaron Nili Contracts Litigation Private Equity Venture capital
Finance Series 26 Oct 2025 Individual Investor Ideology Robert Jackson Jonathon Zytnick Investment Decisions Retail investors Voting
John Coffey’s blueprint for a shadow SEC and further regulations under a new Trump Administration Improving Alpha 13 Jan 2025 | 44 mins By: John Coffee
Special Counsel: Whose Interests Do They Serve? The Cutting Edge 28 Sep 2022 | 1 hour 2 mins By: John Coffee
Why Wasn’t Donald Trump Criminally Prosecuted in New York? What Happened and Why? The Cutting Edge 21 Jul 2022 | 56 mins By: John Coffee
Law Series 23 Oct 2025 The Divergence of Mandatory Climate Disclosure in the U.S. and the EU Alessio Pacces David T. Zaring Climate Change Regulation Sustainability
Law Series 23 Oct 2025 Good Faith in Corporate Law: Between Cognition and Propriety, or Whose Conscience Is It Anyway? Amir Licht Fiduciary Duty Company Law Stewardship
Power Play: How Just 12 People Control America’s Economic Destiny WhoWhatWhy 18 Aug 2023 | By: John Coates
When a Few Financial Institutions Control Everything, with John Coates Capital Isn't 29 Feb 2024 | 50 mins By: John Coates , Luigi Zingales
Ep. 16: Harvard Law and Economics Professor John C. Coates on his new book, The Problem of 12: When a Financial Institutions Control Everything Financial Climate 30 Aug 2023 | 53 mins By: John Coates