In the second of an international series of four major workshops, scholars, practitioners, and regulators explore the divergent enforcement agendas followed in the aftermath of the financial benchmark and broader currency manipulation scandals. The workshop builds on the pioneering work of lab on institutional corruption and the Centre for Law, Markets, and Regulation at UNSW on the dynamics of regulatory policy. It assesses the trajectories of the investigative and enforcement process across multiple markets and fuses detailed empirical analysis with recommendations for policy reform...
The February 27, 2013 Lab seminar was presented by Daniel Carpenter, Freed Professor of Government at Harvard University, and Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics Lab affiliate. Professor Carpenter discussed his research project, a joint study conducted with Lisa Lehman, Eric Campbell, Steve Joffe, and Lab Fellow Alison Hwong, centered on the future of disclosure and management of conflict-of-interest dynamics in medicine. Specifically, Professor...
