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Credit Where Credit's Due: The Supreme Court Take on Directors' Duties and Creditors' Interests (note on BTI 2014 L.L.C. v Sequin S.A. and others [2022] UKSC 25) (with Pedro Shilling de Carvalho)

Professor Bobby V Reddy

April 2023

Case Note

Credit Where Credit's Due: The Supreme Court Take on Directors' Duties and Creditors' Interests (note on BTI 2014 L.L.C. v Sequana S.A. and others [2022] UKSC 25) (with Pedro Shilling de Carvalho)

Professor Bobby V Reddy

April 2023

Blog Post

Resuscitating the London Stock Exchange

Professor Bobby V Reddy

November 2022

Article

Boxing Clever: Explaining UK and US Private Equity Locked Box Perspectives

Professor Bobby V Reddy

October 2022

Equity and Trusts

Article

Thirty Years and Done – Time to Abolish the UK Corporate Governance Code (with Brian Cheffins)

Professor Bobby V Reddy

Forthcoming

Corporate/company law and corporate governance

Blog Post

Private Equity Buyout Valuations and Discounted Cash Flow

Professor Bobby V Reddy

October 2022

Equity and Trusts

Blog Post

The Locked Box—UK v US Private Equity M&A Perspectives

Professor Bobby V Reddy

October 2022

Equity and Trusts

Article

Deconstructing Private Equity Buyout Valuations

Professor Bobby V Reddy

October 2022

Equity and Trusts

Book Review

Mergers, Acquisitions and International Financial Regulation: Analysing Special Purpose Acquisition Companies

Professor Bobby V Reddy

September 2022

International law and international relations Financial regulation

Blog Post

The Thirty Year Itch – Time to Ditch the UK Corporate Governance Code

Professor Bobby V Reddy

July 2022

Corporate/company law and corporate governance

Article

Will Listing Rule Reform Deliver Strong Public Markets for the UK? (with Brian Cheffins)

Professor Bobby V Reddy

July 2022

Blog Post

Don’t strengthen the UK corporate governance code — abolish it (contributing author with Brian Cheffins)

Professor Bobby V Reddy

July 2022

Corporate/company law and corporate governance

Blog Post

Why it is Time to Say Goodnight to the UK Corporate Governance Code

Professor Bobby V Reddy

June 2022

Corporate/company law and corporate governance

Article

Warning the UK on Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs): Great for Wall Street but a Nightmare on Main Street

Professor Bobby V Reddy

June 2022

Blog Post

Could Dual-Class Shares Resuscitate the London Stock Exchange

Professor Bobby V Reddy

February 2022

Blog Post

The UK’s Dual-Class Stock Reforms – Failing to Throw off the Shackles

Professor Bobby V Reddy

January 2022

Blog Post

The SPACtacular Rise of the Special Purpose Acquisition Company – A Retail Investor’s Worst Nightmare

Professor Bobby V Reddy

December 2021

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Publications by author

Credit Where Credit's Due: The Supreme Court Take on Directors' Duties and Creditors' Interests (note on BTI 2014 L.L.C. v Sequin S.A. and others [2022] UKSC 25) (with Pedro Shilling de Carvalho)

Credit Where Credit's Due: The Supreme Court Take on Directors' Duties and Creditors' Interests (note on BTI 2014 L.L.C. v Sequana S.A. and others [2022] UKSC 25) (with Pedro Shilling de Carvalho)

Resuscitating the London Stock Exchange

Boxing Clever: Explaining UK and US Private Equity Locked Box Perspectives

Thirty Years and Done – Time to Abolish the UK Corporate Governance Code (with Brian Cheffins)

Private Equity Buyout Valuations and Discounted Cash Flow

The Locked Box—UK v US Private Equity M&A Perspectives

Deconstructing Private Equity Buyout Valuations

Mergers, Acquisitions and International Financial Regulation: Analysing Special Purpose Acquisition Companies

The Thirty Year Itch – Time to Ditch the UK Corporate Governance Code

Will Listing Rule Reform Deliver Strong Public Markets for the UK? (with Brian Cheffins)

Don’t strengthen the UK corporate governance code — abolish it (contributing author with Brian Cheffins)

Why it is Time to Say Goodnight to the UK Corporate Governance Code

Warning the UK on Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs): Great for Wall Street but a Nightmare on Main Street

Could Dual-Class Shares Resuscitate the London Stock Exchange

The UK’s Dual-Class Stock Reforms – Failing to Throw off the Shackles

The SPACtacular Rise of the Special Purpose Acquisition Company – A Retail Investor’s Worst Nightmare

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