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Issuer-Hiding Attribute-Based Credentials
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2021Sebastian Ramacher +2 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
Regulatory competition is a salient feature of US federalism. The fifty States potentially serve as the rivalling jurisdictions' laboratories breeding constant legislative innovation.
ENRIQUES, LUCA, T. Tröger
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Regulatory competition is a salient feature of US federalism. The fifty States potentially serve as the rivalling jurisdictions' laboratories breeding constant legislative innovation.
ENRIQUES, LUCA, T. Tröger
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2014
Generally, the banks best placed to be appointed in a lead role will already have a good understanding of the issuer and its business. There may, however, be other houses with strong capabilities included in the beauty parade that may be less familiar with the company, for a variety of reasons.
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Generally, the banks best placed to be appointed in a lead role will already have a good understanding of the issuer and its business. There may, however, be other houses with strong capabilities included in the beauty parade that may be less familiar with the company, for a variety of reasons.
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2016
Abstract This chapter considers the rationale for, and scope and content of, mandatory disclosure obligations placed on firms issuing securities in capital markets. The explicit regulatory objective of issuer mandatory disclosure for primary as well as secondary markets is investor protection. This chapter aims to reconcile policymakers’
John Armour +6 more
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Abstract This chapter considers the rationale for, and scope and content of, mandatory disclosure obligations placed on firms issuing securities in capital markets. The explicit regulatory objective of issuer mandatory disclosure for primary as well as secondary markets is investor protection. This chapter aims to reconcile policymakers’
John Armour +6 more
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The Acquisition of Common Stock by the Corporate Issuer
The Journal of Finance, 1966IN THE PAST DECADE major U.S. corporations have increasingly repurchased significant amounts of their own common shares. The reasons for this development and its implications for the theory of share valuation and for public policy, however, have been subject to numerous, and often conflicting, interpretations. This paper presents a theoretical analysis
Harold Bierman, Richard West
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Introduction of the Domain Issuer in OMA DRM
2007 4th IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, 2007We present the introduction of the Domain Issuer in the Open Mobile Alliance digital rights management (OMA DRM) standard. Domains enable users to access content on multiple devices. In OMA DRM 2.0 Rights Issuers manage which devices belong to a domain besides issuing licenses.
R. Paul Koster +3 more
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Abstract The chapter discusses the role and the nature of corporate governance regulation in the European Union. After providing an overview of the changes in EU governance of issuers, arguments are provided in order to argue that, whether adequately implemented, self-regulation may be more effective in promoting good governance than ...
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Special Considerations for Non-Eu Issuers
2014Abstract This chapter addresses considerations of particular importance to issuers organised under the laws of a jurisdiction other than a member state in connection with securities offerings and admissions to trading in one or more member states.
Raj Panasar, Philip Boeckman
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