New ECGI Conversation: @ProfAlbertChoi (@UMichLaw ) discusses his recent paper “Pricing Corporate Governance". The paper explores whether we can rely on markets to incentivise optimal corporate governance structures on IPO.
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After the 2007-08 Global #FinancialCrisis, the world’s largest #banks were encouraged to hold a new regulatory instrument to improve their safety & soundness, known as a “CoCo.”
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We are thrilled to share that Volume 75, Issue 1 of the UC Law Journal is now published on our website: https://t.co/EZIgqxLqTE.
We're excited to feature articles by Professors @colleen_chien, @WDavidBall, William Sundstrom, @ProfAlbertChoi, and @dr_roee.
Many thought the surge of retail investors participating in the stock market (most notably #GameStop) would democratize corporate governance, improve prosocial firm behavior, and promote #ESG.
@DhruvChandAgga1, @ProfAlbertChoi, Alex Lee find the opposite. https://t.co/iiwlKdYbfw
Excited to share my new article on SSRN, analyzing the evolving landscape of corporate policy customization and how external enforcement plays a key role in shaping internal compliance strategies. https://t.co/AnVxSJ6gLU Grateful to @UCDavisLRev for their excellent edits!
Albert Choi, professor at @UMichLaw, joined @NPR to discuss "meme stocks," two and a half years after the GameStop craze, where amateur traders banded together on social media to give professional investors a run for their money. https://t.co/zQaT2j2ONl
Meme stock companies had
1) larger trading volume when commission-free trading was widely introduced,
2) significant decreases in participation by their shareholders with respect to voting,
3) a stable diversity index but worse ESG measures. https://t.co/ioAjeGWQUY