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Joseph A. McCahery
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Alternative spellings: Joe McCahery Joseph McCahery Joseph A. MacCahery Joseph A. Mc Cahery
B:1956 Biblio: US-Bürger; Dozent an den Univ. Warwick, UK u. Leiden; tätig am Tilburg Law and Economics Center und an der Faculty of Law, Tilburg Univ.; Prof. für Internationales Handelsrecht
Joseph Aloysius McCahery is an academic researcher, corporate lawyer and institutional adviser. McCahery is most notable for his contribution in corporate finance and law, European business law, financial markets and banking regulations, the political economy of federalism and taxation. As of 2015, McCahery is a professor of International Economic Law and the Financial Market Regulation at Tilburg University. As of the same year, McCahery is a director of the LLM Program at the Duisenberg School of Finance. During his career McCahery had served as a legal consultant for the Center for European Policy Studies, Monitoring Committee Corporate Governance, The Netherlands Ministry of Finance and OECD, (Source: DBPedia)
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Discussion paper / Center for Economic Research, Tilburg University (6)
Duisenberg School of Finance policy paper series (3)
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