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2018 Oxford Business Law Blog Round-Up: Top 20 Most Read Posts

OBLB Editors

Thanks to the quality of its posts, the OBLB attracts wide readership. In 2018 alone, the OBLB website was visited over 300,000 times, that is more than 25,000 monthly. Our readers came to our...

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Norway shows why the UK won’t get a good bespoke deal on financial services post-Brexit

Morten Kinander

As seems to become clearer as time passes, there might not be too many alternatives for the UK’s financial sector if the UK wishes to gain access to the single market post-Brexit. In fact, the EU...

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Commercial Law

The Several Internal Markets

Stephen Weatherill, Somerville College

The 'four freedoms' in EU law are locked together by Article 26 TFEU, which declares that the internal market ‘shall comprise an area without internal frontiers in which the free movement of goods,...

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Application and Surveillance of EEA Law by UK Courts and Authorities After Brexit

Heinrich Nemeczek

I. The UK’s EEA Membership after Brexit In a previous article titled ‘The (Uncertain) Impact of Brexit on the United Kingdom’s Membership in the European Economic Area’, that appeared in issue 7 [...

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Brexit, but rEEAmain?

Heinrich Nemeczek | Ulrich Schroeter

In our article ’The (Uncertain) Impact of Brexit on the United Kingdom’s Membership in the European Economic Area’ that has just appeared in issue 7 [2016] of European Business Law Review, pp. 921–...

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US Hedge Fund Managers: Accessing Capital and Marketing in Europe

Dechert LLP

Recent regulatory change, principally the introduction of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (‘AIFMD’), has made the marketing of hedge funds in the European Economic Area (the ‘EEA...

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