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Digital finance, COVID-19 and existential sustainability crises: building better financial systems (31 January 2021)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 37 | By Douglas Arner, Ross Buckley, Andrew Dahdal and Dirk Zetzsche

Inhabiting Different Realities: Incrementalism, Paradigms and the New Prospect (28 May 2020)

AIIFL Working Paper 35 | By Syren Johnstone | SSRN

Do Corporate Governance Practices in One Jurisdiction Affect Another One? Lessons from the Panama Papers (13 October 2019)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 27 | By Bryane Michael and Say Goo

The Social Psychology of Financial Regulatory Governance (10 June 2019)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 34 | By Giuliano G. Castellano and Genevieve Helleringer | SSRN

Requisites for Development of a Regulated Secondary Market in Digital Assets (25 April 2019)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 33 | By Syren Johnstone

The Incomplete Global Financial Order and Spillovers from Instability in Trade and Currency Market Regimes (24 January 2019)

AIIFL Working Paper 30 | By Emilios Avgouleas

The Value of the Corporate Governance Canon on Chinese Companies (18 January 2019)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 23 | By Bryane Michael and Say Goo | Journal of Chinese Governance 4 (2019)

Regulating Cryptographic Consensus Technology: Oxymoron or Necessity? (7 October 2018)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 32 | By Syren Johnstone | | SSRN

A Red Flag for the Licensing Regime (A Postscript to ‘A Red Flag for Hong Kong Credit Ratings’) (30 June 2018)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 29 | By Syren Johnstone | SSRN

Misconceptions of Interest Benchmark Misconduct (1 January 2018)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 28 | By Paul Lejot | | SSRN

Three Major Financial Crises: What Have We Learned (31 December 2017)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 31 | By Ross P. Buckley, Emilios Avgouleas and Douglas W. Arner | SSRN

The Case for the Extra-Territorial Application of Corporate Governance Standards in China (31 October 2017)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 25 | By Bryane Michael and Say Goo | Transnational Legal Theory 11(4), 2020

Moving Forward on Listing Reform (21 October 2017)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 22 | By Syren Johnstone, Nigel Davis and Douglas W. Arner

Hong Kong’s Involvement with International Tax Reform: What’s the ‘BEPS’? (31 May 2017)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 21 | By Professor Adrian Sawyer

A Principles-based Response to the Proposed Reform of the Governance Structure for Listing Regulation in Hong Kong (10 November 2016)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 19 | By Syren Johnstone, Nigel Davis and Douglas W. Arner | SSRN

An Update on Hong Kong’s Exchange of Information Developments and Engaging with BEPS (31 October 2016)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 20 | By Professor Adrian Sawyer

Hard Corporate Governance Law in a Soft Law Jurisdiction (31 October 2016)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 24 | By Bryane Michael and Say Goo

A Red Flag for Hong Kong Credit Ratings (30 June 2016)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 18 | By Syren Johnstone

IPO Sponsors and Prospectus Liability: The Bridge Too Far? (31 July 2015)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 17 | By Syren Johnstone, Antonio Da Roza and Nigel Davis

Last of the Tai-Pans: Improving the Sustainability of Long-Term Financial Flows by Improving Hong Kong’s Corporate Governance (31 October 2013)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 16 | By Bryane Michael and Say Goo

Feeling the Heat: Will Hong Kong Succumb to International Pressure for Enhanced Transparency, Cooperation and Information Exchange on Taxation Matters? (30 June 2013)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 15 | By Adrian Sawyer

The Regulation of Foreign Direct Investment by State-owned Enterprises in Canada (31 May 2013)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 14 | By Gail Henderson

论金融消费者权益的保护: An Analysis of the Protection of Financial Consumer’s Rights and Interests (30 April 2013)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 13 | By Pang Hua-ling

Electricity Regulation in Australia (31 March 2013)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 8 | By Thomas Cheng

Electricity Regulation in Germany (31 March 2013)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 9

Electricity Regulation in the United Kingdom (31 March 2013)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 10 | By Thomas Cheng

Electricity Regulation in the United States (31 March 2013)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 11 | By Thomas Cheng

從比較法之觀點論跨國企業集團之破產法制: The Bankruptcy Regulation of Multinational Enterprise Group: From a Comparative Analysis (31 March 2013)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 12 | By Wang Chih Cheng | 2013 Workshop on Harmonizing Cross-Strait Financial Regulations

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’s Developing Double Tax Agreement Regime: A Case Study of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region-New Zealand Double Tax Agreement (31 August 2011)

AIIFL Working Paper 7 | By Adrian Sawyer

The Global Financial Crisis and the Financial Stability Board: Hardening the Soft Law of International Financial Regulation? (1 July 2009)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 6 | By Douglas W. Arner and Michael W. Taylor | SSRN

Assessing East Asian Financial Cooperation and Integration (28 February 2009)

AIIFL Working Paper 5 | By Douglas W. Arner, Paul Lejot and Wei Wang | SSRN

The Global Financial Crisis and the Future of Financial Regulation in Hong Kong (31 January 2009)

AIIFL Working Paper No. 4 | By Douglas W. Arner, Berry F.C. Hsu, Antonio M. Da Roza, Francisco A. Da Roza, Syren Johnstone and Paul Lejot | SSRN

The Global Credit Crisis of 2008: Causes and Consequences (31 December 2008)

AIIFL/EAIEL Working Paper No. 3 | By Douglas W. Arner | SSRN

Proportionality and balancing in WTO law: a comparative perspective (21 May 2007)

AIIFL/EAIEL Working Paper No. 2 | By Mads Andenas and Stefan Zleptnig | Cambridge Review of International Affairs

Financial Regulation and the WTO: Liberalization and Restructuring in China Two Years Post-accession (31 December 2003)

AIIFL/EAIEL Working Paper No. 1 | By Douglas W. Arner, Zhongfei Zhou, Mattheo Bushehri, Berry F.C. Hsu, Jianbo Lou and Wei Wang | EAIEL Policy Paper, 2004

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