Justin O'Brien examines Singapore's approach to Libor issues

It is clear that China has emerged as a key investment actor in the current global milieu. This paper adds an historical perspective to the China state capital story.

Using an empirical case study of banks and climate change, this paper examines whether and to what extent business case-induced voluntary corporate regulation can facilitate broader societal benefit.

This paper introduces a programme of research considering the nature, impact and regulatory implications of systemic risk within the superannuation system.

This paper examines the increasing prevalence and impacts of state capital in the global economy and implications for Australia.

This CLMR research paper examines how core characteristics of the global economy are changing and the implications for Foreign Direct Investment into Australia, especially from China.

While the roots of recent institutional failures run deep, this past northern summer has revealed substantial compliance, risk management and governance failures at major international banks at an unprecedented level.

The State Government of New York has re-emerged as a pivotal broker of financial regulation.

The difficulties associated with managing and surviving a hostile operating environment has weakened commitment to ethical operating standards.

The rise of state capitalism poses profound questions for Australia.