Several articles published in CMLJ are free online

'Tools for Culture Change: FCA, now you are listening! Time to build an independent, low cost forum for conduct dispute resolution', by Richard Samuel

'The effect of recent EU legislation on EU retail bond markets',by Lachlan Burn

'The scope of section 316(b) after Marblegate', by Marcel Kahan

'Trustees versus fiscal agents for sovereign bonds', by Lee C Buchheit

Special issue: Capital Markets Union

It’s an opportune moment to devote an issue to considering the funding of economies through capital markets. After all, growth and economic development are dependent on funding and the markets that are the subject matter of the CMLJ are an important (though by no means the only) component in the funding mix available to economies.

Banks, politics, and the financial crisis: a demand for culture change

In this two part series, Richard Samuel discusses the change in the political climate towards responsibility and accountability in financial markets, and how banks have reacted.

Read Part 1, then Part 2

Hedge funds and litigation: A brave new world

As hedge funds and investment funds emerge as strong litigators, both the market and legal systems are undergoing development. Natasha Harrison and Fiona Huntriss discuss more on the OUPblog.

The biggest IPOs from across the globe

There have been many instances of record-breaking IPOs from around the world – and as far back in history as 1602. We’ve developed an interactive map, available on the blog, focused on the biggest IPOs from across the globe.

OUPblog contributions from CMLJ authors

Explore all contributions from Capital Markets Law Journals authors and contributors on the OUPblog here.

Jeffrey Golden: international financial disputes

Co-editor Jeffrey Golden speaks to George Miller about the impact of the global financial crisis, and the growing role of mediation in resolving complex financial disputes

April 2013: Part 1

The editors reflect on what the CMLJ has achieved in its first 8 years, and its future challenges and ambitions.

April 2013: Part 2

The editors discuss in more detail what topics the CMLJ covers, including the hypothetical break-up of a currency, for example the Euro, and its implications for contracts.

April 2013: Part 3

In the final programme, the editors discuss how the CMLJ can make a positive impact on the function of the markets and their regulation.

Listen to the podcast

The Genesis of the CMLJ

The Eurozone

Achieving

Personal Satisfactions