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Graduate editor Himani Singh discusses the evolution of the leveraged buyout market after the financial crisis on JLB Online:

Evolution of Leveraged Buyouts: A New Era or Back to Square One? A leveraged buyout (LBO) is a method of acquiring a company where the deal is financed by a combination of equity and debt and the debt is secured against the

The 9th Annual Sports Law Colloquium is this Friday, Feb. 28th. Register here:

9th Annual Sports Law Colloquium - RSVP Form The 9th Annual Sports Law Colloquium will be held at New York University School of Law on Friday, February 28, 2020. The Colloquium will be held in the Lester Pollack Colloquium Room of Furman Hall (245 Sullivan Street, New York, NY, 10012). The event will last from 9:00AM to 3:30PM and feature dist...

NYU JLB's Fall 2019 issue is out! Read the latest articles and notes here:

Latest Issue: 16-1 | nyujlb Bitcoin When the Bank Breaks: Uncertainty in the Treatment of Bitcoin & Other Cryptocurrencies in the Face of Bankruptcy 

NYU JLB's Spring 2019 issue is out! Read the latest articles and notes here:

Latest Issue: 15-2 | NYU Journal of Law & Business New York University Journal of Law & Business (NYU JLB) is one of NYU School of Law’s most innovative academic journals.

Graduate Editor Marcel Cardoso discusses the effects of technology on the legal profession on JLB Online:

New Technologies and the Legal Profession | NYU Journal of Law & Business Lawyers are not usually known for being enthusiastic about change, but when it comes to technology, they may not have a choice. A recent study estimated that 2

Read Graduate Editor Bozidar Bogosavljev's take on credit default swaps on JLB Online.

Credit Default Swaps: Legal Gambling or Clear Market Manipulation? | NYU Journal of Law & Business Credit default swaps (CDSs), despite being relatively simple-to-understand financial instruments by definition, have become a contentious and misunderstood top

Congratulations to the 2019-2020 JLB board!

Graduate Editor Tobi Amoo gives us a preview of the impact that new and pending regulations could have on international investment in 2019.

Find out more on JLB Online:

2019 Outlook: Global Regulations and International Investment From the Brexit plan hanging by a thread, to the longest US government shutdown in history, to the US-China Trade war and several key elections scheduled across...

Graduate Editor Yi-Yu Wang tackles one of the latest advancements in Fintech: the robo-advisor. Read more here:

Robo-Adviser as Investment Adviser Managing one’s investments can be a very time-consuming process, which often leads investors, particularly wealthy investors, to turn to professional financial ...

Check out Graduate Editor Tobi Oluwatobiloba's latest post for JLB Online, detailing the risk of double taxation for LLCs.

Limited Liability Companies and the Risk of Double Taxation One of the most important decisions that an entrepreneur needs to grapple with when starting a business is choosing what type of entity the business should be. ...

Read Graduate Editor Rizky Raditya Lumempouw's latest post for JLB Online, tackling the risks and benefits of cross-default provisions.

Cross-Default Provisions: Borrower Beware | NYU Journal of Law & Business Bonds, loans, notes, and promissory notes are the debt instruments predominantly traded in financial markets. No one denies that debt has a strong impact on a c...