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Prizes


Victor Brudney Prize
Established by the Program on Corporate Governance in honor of Professor Victor Brudney, Robert B. and Candice J. Haas Professor in Corporate Finance Law, Emeritus.
This prize may be awarded annually to the best student paper on a topic related to corporate governance.


The Victor Brudney Prize for June 2008 was awarded to:

Jared Gross, J.D. '08
Berle and Means Revisited: Block Ownership, Agency Costs, and Going Private Transactions, Appendix

John Horsfield-Bradbury, J.D. '08
Hedge Fund Self-Regulation in the US and UK


The Victor Brudney Prize for June 2007 was awarded to:

Vincent T. Cannon, J.D. '07
Secondary Markets in Private Equity and the Future of U.S. Capital Markets

Anthony Uccellini, J.D. '07
The Effect of Disclosure Regulation on M&A Activity: Evidence From the Over-the-Counter Market


The Victor Brudney Prize for June 2006 was awarded to:

Andrew Brasher, J.D. '06
Substantive Consolidation: A Critical Examination

Katerina Linos, J.D. '06
Social Learning and the Development of Corporate Law

Holger Spamann, SJD '06
On the Insignificance and/or Endogeneity of La Porta et. al.'s 'Anti-Director Rights Index' Under Consistent Coding


The Victor Brudney Prize for June 2005 was awarded to:

David M. Foster, J.D. '05
Politics, Legal Origins, and the Roots of Modern Economic Institutions

Lynn Poss, J.D. '05
Changes to the Independent Director Requirements: The 2004 Amendments in Context


The Victor Brudney Prize for June 2004 was awarded to:

Kiwi Camara, J.D. '05
Shareholder Voting and the Bundling Problem in Corporate Law

Gordon Moodie, J.D. '05
Forty Years of Charter Competition: A Race to Protect Directors from Liability?


Irving Oberman Prize
The Irving Oberman Award for June 2004 was awarded to three students for work each of them did in the field of corporate governance:

Sofie Cools, LL.M. '04
Protection versus Control: Beware of indices! Shareholder Protection and Balance of Substantive Powers in Common Law and Civil Law Jurisdictions
(This paper has been reworked and is now available with the bellow title)
The Real Difference in Corporate Law Between the United States and Continental Europe: Distribution of Powers

Petja Toskan, S.J.D. '04
Systems of Corporate Governance: Convergence, Institutions, and Competitive Advantage

Tobias Troeger LL.M. '04
Choice of Jurisdiction in European Corporate Law - Perspectives of European Corporate Governance