@ProfAlbertChoi
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Joined August 2018
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Merger Remedies Unbound, corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2025… #corpgov

Merger Remedies Unbound

How should foundational contract law doctrines apply to corporate mergers? In a forthcoming paper, we argue that recent changes in Delaware law grant parties an unprecedented degree of contractual...

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Presenting “Meme Corporate Governance” by @DhruvChandAgga1, @ProfAlbertChoi & Yoon-Ho Alex Lee Read Here: southerncalifornialawreview.…
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📗 Contractual Remedies in Mergers: Lessons from Crispo v. Musk: mailchi.mp/ecgi/789 👥 @DhruvChandAgga1 (@NorthwesternLaw), @ProfAlbertChoi (@UMich and ECGI), and @geeyoungmin (@MSULaw) #ecgiwp @SSRN #corpgov #MergersAndAcquisitions #LegalResearch
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Posted: Retail Investors and Corporate Governance: Evidence from Zero-Commission Trading, corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2024… #corpgov

Retail Investors and Corporate Governance: Evidence from Zero-Commission Trading

What role do retail shareholders play in corporate governance? Finance and legal scholars have long debated and analyzed the impact of changes in shareholder base (from retail to institutional or...

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Posted: Creditors, Shareholders, and Losers In Between: A Failed Regulatory Experiment, corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2024… #corpgov

Creditors, Shareholders, and Losers In Between: A Failed Regulatory Experiment

In March 2023, a financial panic that began with runs on Silicon Valley Bank in California led to three of the four largest bank failures in US history. The turmoil was not contained within the...

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Albert Choi retweeted
ECGI@ecgiorg12 Feb 2024
New ECGI Conversation: @ProfAlbertChoi (@UMichLaw ) discusses his recent paper “Pricing Corporate Governance". The paper explores whether we can rely on markets to incentivise optimal corporate governance structures on IPO. Watch the full interview here: ecgi.global/video/conversati… @ProfAlbertChoi @UMichLaw #ResponsibleCapitalism
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SSRN@SSRN7 Feb 2024
After the 2007-08 Global #FinancialCrisis, the world’s largest #banks were encouraged to hold a new regulatory instrument to improve their safety & soundness, known as a “CoCo.” Read More: spkl.io/60114aG8x Subscribe: spkl.io/60124aG8I @ProfAlbertChoi #EconTwitter
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Grateful to @HarvardCorpGov for featuring my latest article on Strategic Compliance! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
Harvard Law School Program on Corporate Governance
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Posted: Strategic Compliance, corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2024… #corpgov

Strategic Compliance

Corporate compliance is at an inflection point, putting pressure on companies to reinforce their compliance programs more than ever before. Corporate policies serve as a blueprint for company-wide...

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We are thrilled to share that Volume 75, Issue 1 of the UC Law Journal is now published on our website: hastingslawjournal.org/categ…. We're excited to feature articles by Professors @colleen_chien, @WDavidBall, William Sundstrom, @ProfAlbertChoi, and @dr_roee.
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5 questions with Professor @ProfAlbertChoi exploring "meme stocks' and their effect on corporate governance: michigan.law.umich.edu/news/…

5Qs: Choi Explores Meme Stocks and Their Effect on Corporate Governance

Expectations that the “meme stock” phenomenon would result in companies becoming more socially responsible and responsive to investors have not matched reality, according to new research from...

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Did the Meme Stock Revolution Actually Change Anything? (ProMarket) promarket.org/2023/11/30/did… via @ProMarket_org

Did the Meme Stock Revolution Actually Change Anything? - ProMarket

Many financial commentators thought that the surge of retail investors participating in the stock market, the most notable of whom boosted “meme stocks” like GameStop, would democratize corporate...

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Many thought the surge of retail investors participating in the stock market (most notably #GameStop) would democratize corporate governance, improve prosocial firm behavior, and promote #ESG. @DhruvChandAgga1, @ProfAlbertChoi, Alex Lee find the opposite. promarket.org/2023/11/30/did…

Did the Meme Stock Revolution Actually Change Anything? - ProMarket

Many financial commentators thought that the surge of retail investors participating in the stock market, the most notable of whom boosted “meme stocks” like GameStop, would democratize corporate...

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Excited to share my new article on SSRN, analyzing the evolving landscape of corporate policy customization and how external enforcement plays a key role in shaping internal compliance strategies. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… Grateful to @UCDavisLRev for their excellent edits!
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📗Pricing Corporate Governance: mailchi.mp/ecgi/wp-719 👤Albert Choi @ProfAlbertChoi @UMichLaw #ecgiwp #responsiblecapitalism #corpgov
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Albert Choi, professor at @UMichLaw, joined @NPR to discuss "meme stocks," two and a half years after the GameStop craze, where amateur traders banded together on social media to give professional investors a run for their money. myumi.ch/qG3yg
“There is going to be, I think, inherent uncertainty about which ones are going to be the next meme stock companies.” Albert H. Choi, Paul G. Kauper Professor of Law, Michigan Law, featured on NPR

ALT “There is going to be, I think, inherent uncertainty about which ones are going to be the next meme stock companies.” Albert H. Choi, Paul G. Kauper Professor of Law, Michigan Law, featured on NPR

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Posted: The Meme Stock Frenzy: Origins and Implications, corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2023… @YaleLawSch @UMichLaw @NorthwesternLaw #corpgov #MemeStockFrenzy

The Meme Stock Frenzy: Origins and Implications

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, in early 2021, the US stock market experienced a rather unusual phenomenon. Several publicly traded companies, such as GameStop, AMC, and Bed Bath & Beyond,...

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SSRN@SSRN26 Apr 2023
In 2021, companies such as #GameStop, had an influx of retail investors in their shareholder base. What was the impact of the meme #stock surge? Read: spkl.io/60194eovc Subscribe: spkl.io/60104eovY @DhruvChandAgga1 @ProfAlbertChoi Y. Lee @NorthwesternLaw #LawTwitter
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📗Meme Corporate Governance: mailchi.mp/ecgi/wp-681 👥Dhruv Aggarwal @DhruvChandAgga1 @YaleSOM, Albert H. Choi @ProfAlbertChoi @UMichLaw, Yoon-Ho Alex Lee @NorthwesternLaw #ecgiwp #corpgov #responsiblecapitalism
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Meme stock companies had 1) larger trading volume when commission-free trading was widely introduced, 2) significant decreases in participation by their shareholders with respect to voting, 3) a stable diversity index but worse ESG measures. ecgi.global/working-paper/me…
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Posted: Meme Corporate Governance, corpgov.law.harvard.edu/2023… @YaleLawSch @UMichLaw @NorthwesternLaw #corpgov #MemeStockSurge

Meme Corporate Governance

Starting in January 2021, the U.S. stock market was hit by a “meme stock” storm. Fueled by the rise of zero-commission trading (popularized by Robinhood) and online coordination through social media...

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