Anti-Trust Implications of Big Data
The collection and storage of user data has grown exponentially over the past several years.[1]…
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The BitLicense: Regulatory Overreach or Prudent Response?
The BitLicense is a business license issued for cryptocurrency operations in New York State.[1] Intended…
Cyber Regulation in New York: A Step Toward Security
“Finance is, arguably, the most regulated industry in the world.”[1] A significant regulation on the…
Proxy Access and Optimal Standardization in Corporate Governance: An Empirical Analysis
ABSTRACT According to the conventional wisdom, “one size does not fit all” in corporate governance.…
Regulating a Revolution: From Regulatory Sandboxes to Smart Regulation
ABSTRACT Prior to the global financial crisis, financial innovation was viewed very positively, resulting in…
Regulatory Arbitrage and Hedge Fund Regulation: The Need for a Transnational Response
ABSTRACT Regulatory arbitrage is an indispensable element of regulatory competition as it provides regulatory substitutes…
The Right Deed for the Wrong Reason: A Critical Examination of Regulation A+ and its Rationales
Abstract The recent enactment of Regulation A+ makes it possible for the first time for…
Off The Chain! A Guide to Blockchain Derivatives Markets and the Implications on Systemic Risk
Abstract Blockchains are publicly viewable and theoretically unalterable records of bitcoin transactions. They are thus…
New York is Finally Catching Up with Hackers
After infamous cyber-attacks on Target, Home Depot and Anthem, states became painfully aware that federal…
Political Corruption: Afflicting America and Affairs Abroad
The Fordham Journal of Corporate and Financial Law held its annual symposium titled, “Political Corruption:…