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Jay Cullen
Jay Cullen
Professor of Law, Edge Hill University
Patvirtintas el. paštas edgehill.ac.uk - Pagrindinis puslapis
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Market discipline and EU corporate governance reform in the banking sector: merits, fallacies, and cognitive boundaries
E Avgouleas, J Cullen
Journal of Law and Society 41 (1), 28-50, 2014
862014
Excessive leverage and bankers' pay: Governance and financial stability costs of a symbiotic relationship
E Avgouleas, J Cullen
Colum. J. Eur. L. 21, 1, 2014
452014
After ‘HLEG’: EU banks, climate change abatement and the precautionary principle
J Cullen
Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies 20, 61-87, 2018
382018
“Economically inefficient and legally untenable”: constitutional limitations on the introduction of central bank digital currencies in the EU
J Cullen
Journal of Banking Regulation 23 (1), 31-41, 2022
302022
Taming unsustainable finance: the perils of modern risk management
J Mähönen, JT Cullen
Cambridge University Press, 2019
182019
Executive compensation in imperfect financial markets
J Cullen
Executive Compensation in Imperfect Financial Markets, 2014
162014
Central banks and climate change: Mission impossible?
J Cullen
Journal of Financial Regulation 9 (2), 174-209, 2023
152023
Securitisation, ring-fencing, and housing bubbles: financial stability implications of UK and EU Bank reforms
J Cullen
Journal of Financial Regulation 4 (1), 73-118, 2018
152018
Supporting the transition to sustainability: SMART reform proposals
B Sjåfjell, J Mähönen, MB Taylor, E Maitre-Ekern, M van der Velden, ...
University of Oslo Faculty of Law Research Paper, 20-05, 2019
142019
Obstacles to sustainable global business. Towards EU policy coherence for sustainable development
B Sjåfjell, J Mähönen, A Johnston, J Cullen
Towards EU Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development (March 18, 2019 …, 2019
112019
Promoting bank stability through compensation reform: lessons from Iceland
J Cullen, G Johnsen
Icelandic Review of Politics & Administration 11 (2), 333-354, 2015
112015
The repo market, collateral and systemic risk: In search of regulatory coherence
J Cullen
Research Handbook on Shadow Banking, 85-116, 2018
102018
A culture beyond repair? The nexus
J Cullen
Just Financial Markets?: Finance in a Just Society, 154, 2017
102017
Financing the transition to sustainability: SMART reform proposals
J Cullen, J Mähönen, HR Nilsen
University of Oslo Faculty of Law Research Paper, 20-09, 2020
82020
Corporate governance for sustainability: Statement
A Johnston, J Veldman, RG Eccles, S Deakin, J Davis, ML Djelic, K Pistor, ...
SSRN, 2019
82019
After HLEG: The Prospects for Sustainable Finance in Europe
J CULLEN
The Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies, 2018
62018
Excessive leverage and bankers’ incentives: refocusing the debate
E Avgouleas, J Cullen
Journal of Financial Perspectives 3 (1), 2015
62015
Corporate governance for sustainability
A Johnston, J Veldman, RG Eccles, S Deakin, J Davis, ML Djelic, K Pistor, ...
52019
Excessive Leverage and Bankers’ Pay: Governance and Financial Stability Costs of a Symbiotic Relationship”(2014) 21
E Avgouleas, J Cullen
Colum J Eur L 1, 1, 0
5
Culture as cash: from bonus to malus
J Cullen
Controlling Capital, 97-125, 2016
42016
Sistema negali atlikti operacijos. Bandykite vėliau dar kartą.
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