Prof. Dr. Katja Langenbucher
Program Area:
Law and Finance
Position:
Coordinator of the LawLab – Fintech & AI, Senior Researcher, SAFE Fellow
Institution:
SAFE / Goethe University- Selected Publications
Author/s Title Program Area Published Katja Langenbucher Interdisziplinäre Forschung im Unternehmensrecht – Auf dem Weg zu einer Cognitive Corporate Governance?
Zeitschrift für Unternehmens- und GesellschaftsrechtLaw and Finance 2019 Katja Langenbucher Household Finance and the Law – A Case Study on Economic Transplants
Financial Regulation: A Transatlantic Perspective (Cambridge University Press)Household Finance 2015 Kosmas Kaprinis, Katja Langenbucher Private Enforcement of Investor Protection – Is Private Law up for the Challenge? A Glance at the United Kingdom
100 Jahre Rechtswissenschaft in Frankfurt (Vittorio Klostermann)Household Finance 2014 Ester Faia, Andreas Hackethal, Michael Haliassos, Katja Langenbucher Financial Regulation: A Transatlantic Perspective
Cambridge University PressHousehold Finance, Macro Finance 2015 Katja Langenbucher, Loriana Pelizzon Short Selling – On Ethics, Politics, and Culture
Zeitschrift für Bankrecht und BankwirtschaftFinancial Markets 2021
- SAFE Policy Publications
Author Title Published Jan Pieter Krahnen,
Katja Langenbucher,
Christian Leuz,
Loriana PelizzonWhat are the wider supervisory implications of the Wirecard case?
White Paper No. 742020 Jan Pieter Krahnen,
Katja LangenbucherThe Wirecard lessons: A reform proposal for the supervision of securities markets in Europe
Policy Letter No. 882020 Katja Langenbucher,
Lara Milione,
Andreas Roth,
Tobias TrögerEU Mapping 2017: Systematic Overview on Economic and Financial Legislation
White Paper No. 492017 Katja Langenbucher Legal Aspects of Gender Balance on Corporate Boards in Germany
White Paper No. 22013 Marcel Gellings,
Kai Jungbluth,
Katja LangenbucherEU Mapping: Systematic Overview on Economic and Financial Legislation
White Paper No. 182014 Patrick Blank,
Ann-Katrin Kaufhold,
Jan Pieter Krahnen,
Katja LangenbucherBaFin (in)dependence – A reform proposal
White Paper No. 822021
- Completed Projects
Researcher Project Funded by Status Project Duration Publication Count Peter Gollwitzer, Daniel Nikolas Hau, Katja Langenbucher Training for Temptation - Towards a Cognitive Theory of Corporate Governance LOEWE Completed 2019 1