Read the compelling op-ed by David Schizer, Dean Emeritus at Columbia Law School and Co-Director of the Richard Paul Richman Center for Business, Law, and Public Policy. In this piece, Professor Schizer discusses the rise of antisemitism at Columbia University and outlines the proactive steps the university is taking to combat it.
As a global minimum tax attracts growing support around the world, discussion about it continues to unfold in the United States. Our panel, which included Dean Emeritus and Columbia Law School Professor David Schizer, thoroughly examined this multifaceted and controversial issue -- discussing the pros and cons of such a tax and encompassing the perspectives of both legislators and industry leaders.
Congress refused to enact the Pillar 2 agreement that requires all countries to tax large corporations.
A must-read for anyone who loves nonprofits but worries about inefficiency, infighting, and inertia, David M. Schizer's How to Save the World in Six (Not So Easy) Steps is the definitive guide to advancing the mission effectively and mobilizing support.
Edward Morrison is a law professor at Columbia University and a member of the National Bankruptcy Conference and a director of Columbia’s Richman Center for Business, Law and Public Policy.
Investing with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria is growing in popularity and visibility. As the movement gains momentum, so do questions about its role in the public sector.
The laws of supply and demand are upending the global energy supply as the world has come to know it.
Understanding the Business Roundtable statement from August 2019.
In her new book, Sheelah Kolhatkar relives the challenges faced by federal prosecutors while investigating insider trading by Steve Cohen's SAC Capital.
The Richman Center held a discussion with Clifford S. Asness, Managing and Founding Principal at AQR, about risk and return.
America has an aging problem, and it is time to address it.
Given the fast pace of technological advancement and globalization, how can governments, businesses, and workers adapt and ensure that enough jobs remain?
The cracks are starting to show in the proverbial glass ceiling.
Tax experts Michael Graetz, Daniel Shefter, and Robert Willens discuss the likely impact of the new US tax law.
Alex Raskolnikov, Wilbur H. Friedman Professor of Tax Law at Columbia Law School, discusses potential planning opportunities and compliance issues in the new pass-through provisions.
Tax experts Mihir Desai, Michael Graetz, and Alex Raskolnikov discuss the likely impact of a new corporate tax rate.
Leading tax experts Mihir Desai, Michael Graetz, and Alex Raskolnikov discuss tax reform in the United States.
There's a truism that only two things in life are certain: death and taxes.
A fintech founder, a venture capitalist, and a leading lawyer discuss the challenge of innovation in the regulated banking world.
John Mahoney, head of global FIG at Goldman Sachs, discusses the growth and future of fintech in China.
CFTC Commissioner Brian Quintenz, Columbia's own R.A. Farrokhnia, and lawyers Gary DeWaal and Lee Schneider tackled the major regulatory questions surrounding cryptocurrencies.
Although advanced technology is key to countering the threat, it is insufficient on its own. Just as important are the building of trust and the sharing of information between regulators and businesses.
The Richman Center brought together a panel of the authors behind the new Center for Global Enterprise book, Growing Global: Lessons for the New Enterprise.
