Finance

Robo-advisers: An Increasingly Popular Alternative To Traditional Wealth Management

The use of robo-advisers to manage investment portfolios has seen a steady increase. Will their success continue?

The Corporate Law Journal13 September 2020Comment

Airbnb’s IPO: The Motives & Implications

What are the motives behind Airbnb’s decision to file paperwork for an initial public offering? What are the implications?

The Corporate Law Journal2 September 2020Comment

Apple: Justified or Overpriced?

Is Apple’s truly worth it’s recent $2tn valuation?

The Corporate Law Journal28 August 2020Comment

European Commission Investigates The Google-Fitbit Acquisition

What are the implications of the Google-Fitbit acquisition in terms of privacy, competition, and consumer experience?

The Corporate Law Journal26 August 2020Comment

Recent Stock Splits: The Motives of Tesla and Apple

What do the ‘stock splits’ of Tesla and Apple mean for investors?

The Corporate Law Journal18 August 2020Comment

The Wells Fargo Scandal

The Wells Fargo Scandal that occurred in 2016 feels like a lifetime away, however, what rippling effects are still being felt?

The Corporate Law Journal16 August 2020Comment

Estonia: The New Digital Nomad Visa

Estonia has passed a bill creating a new "Digital Nomad Visa". What are the relevant implications of this bill?

The Corporate Law Journal13 August 2020Comment

E-Commerce in COVID-19: The Gains of Amazon & Shopify

What are the implications of COVID-19 on e-commerce giants – Amazon and Shopify?

The Corporate Law Journal10 August 2020Comment

The SEC’s Failure to Regulate Leading Investment Managers and their Assets

Are the SEC’s recent proposal reflective of their intentions to no longer regulate investment managers?

The Corporate Law Journal8 August 2020Comment

The Potential Delisting Of Luckin Coffee And What This Means For International Companies

How does the Luckin Coffee scandal impact international trade?

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The FCA Litigates an Unregulated Pensions Advisor

What are the implications of the FCA’s successful litigation upon Avacade Limited?

The Corporate Law Journal22 July 2020Comment

Apple’s EU Tax Battle: The Issue of Tax Fairness

What has come of Apple’s EU tax battle in the pursuit of tax fairness?

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Food Delivery Industry – The Struggle for Market Share

The food delivery industry is being run primarily by a handful of companies. What are the legal and competitive consequences?

The Corporate Law Journal14 July 2020Comment

Virtual IPOs – A New Normal?

Listing itself on the Oslo Stock Exchange, Norwegian video-hosting platform Pexip has sparked a stir by hosting a virtual IPO.

The Corporate Law Journal11 July 2020Comment

Bank of England - Quantitative Easing

What is the current situation with the Bank of England’s quantitative easing?

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Collapse of the Boeing-Embraer deal - A Warning of What's to Come?

The collapse of the Boeing-Embraer deal is just an example of the potential legal problems companies will continue to face as a result of the collapsing economy. What could this mean for other businesses?

The Corporate Law Journal13 June 2020Comment

Start-Ups and Covid-19 – A New Investment Initiative

What are the implications of the £1.25 billion government package for start-ups amidst the pandemic?

The Corporate Law Journal2 May 2020Comment

Germany: The End of “Black Zero” Economics

Germany’s schwarze null, or “black zero”, economic policy has so far kept national debt low, will Covid-19 change this?

The Corporate Law Journal9 April 2020Comment

Scotland: A New National Investment Bank

How will the Scottish Investment Bank Bill impact the Scottish Economy?

The Corporate Law Journal16 March 2020Comment

The Diversification Of The Investment Banking Industry

As investment banking profitability begins to decline, industry leading banks JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley begin to diversify their services to soften the blow of a potential recession.

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