Sustainable or green bonds are an alternative to finance projects with positive environmental impact. Despite initial skepticism, its...

In a new book, Adam Winkler offers evidence supporting this claim and tracks the roots of Citizens United. This #WRR is an invitation to...

Aramco's IPO is crucial for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's economic plan. Allegedly, "the listing of about 5 percent of the...

The last attack came from Commissioner Jackson, who expressed high concerns at the M&A Conference, hosted by Berkeley Law in San...

Here is an overview, based on recently released data. * Hint: the smaller the firm, the higher the fee. #WRR: The truth behind M&A...

This #WRR is a recap of our last event of 2017: "Current Trends in Corporate Law and Cross-Border Transactions in and with China." Join...

Big Law is having an increasing influence in legal education around the world. There are reasons to question the convenience of current...

Africa is crucial for the future of fintech and vice-versa. Economies are growing, and consumers remain disengaged from the traditional...

After a couple of weeks of refreshing rest, we are happy to announce that our first Distinguished Speaker Series will be by the end of...

The Supreme Court is reconsidering well-established concepts, such as legal personality and limited liability, in light of the First...

Though Turkey is trying to pull large corporations from listing in foreign markets, it is also increasing the powers and workload of the...

A recent amendment to the Delaware General Corporation Law enables the use of blockchain technology for corporate records. If you missed...

Last week, we took a break from our WRR to focus on our Distinguished Speaker Series, with Mr. Bruce Quan ('75). There, we learned about...

This #WRR exposes shocking inconsistencies between the main sustainability rankings. A subject that is worth reflecting on, whether as an...

Entrepreneurship and innovation were at the heart of the country's competitive advantages. During the 1990s, it captured around 70% of...

The Second Annual Symposium on Corporate Law at U.C. Berkeley is coming soon! On Thursday, Chief Justice Leo E. Strine, Jr., of Delaware...

The Asian economic power is somewhat conservative in executive compensation. Top executives of Japanese companies perceive only a...

For the first time in years, it is not the top state in the annual Legal Climate Overall Raking, which measures businesses perception....

This Weekly Recommended Reading is an open window to the emerging debate on "corporate citizenship." Should EU entrepreneurs continue to...