Ibero-American Institute for Law and Finance
The Ibero-American Institute for Law and Finance (IILF) is a non-profit organization that seeks to promote the interdisciplinary study of law and finance, including, among others areas of research, the study of corporate law, bankruptcy law, banking law, capital markets law, corporate finance, financial economics, and financial regulation.
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25 March, 2026
Reconciling Shareholder Primacy and the Interests of People and Planet
By Eilís Ferran and Pedro Shilling de Carvalho The starting premise of this article is that general company law duties of directors and sustainability-related regulatory requirements can play a complementary role in accelerating the closer convergence between corporate actions and the interests of people and planet. The article considers how regulatory initiatives that work […]
18 March, 2026
Global South Innovation in Group Law: Brazil’s Joint and Several Liability for Labor Obligations
By: Mariana Pargendler and Olívia Pasqualeto Limited liability is one of corporate law’s most celebrated features. Yet its use to shield shareholders and parent companies from claims by vulnerable creditors—especially workers—has long raised concerns of both efficiency and fairness. These concerns are particularly acute in corporate groups, where multinational enterprises can fragment their activities […]
4 March, 2026
Sustainable bonds: Trends and Policy Recommendations
By: Caio de Oliveira and Valentina Cociancich The recently published Sustainable Bonds: Trends and Policy Recommendations OECD report explores key issues and trends in sustainable bond markets, including green bonds and sustainability-linked bonds. It aims to inform policy discussions on investors’ goals when acquiring sustainable bonds, how these instruments may influence corporate and official […]
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