Title |
Date |
Pages |
Disciplining CBDCs: Achieving the Balance between the Privacy Protection and Central Bank Independence, 43(3) Northwestern Journal of International Law and Business (co-authored with Cheng-Yun Tsang and Ping-Kuei Chen, correspondence author) |
2023 |
235-289 |
The Financial Regulation of Interested Transactions under Taiwan’s Banking Act, 52(4) National Taiwan University Law Journal (Chinese) |
2023 |
1647-1734 |
The Law and Economics Perspective of Financial Consumer Protection Laws and Regulations: Focusing on the Application of Behavioral Economics, 339 Taiwan Law Review (Chinese) |
2023 |
19-41 |
The Comparative Development of Crypto-Asset Regulation and the Proposal on the Regulatory Structure for Taiwan, 335 Taiwan Law Review (Chinese) |
2023 |
39-63 |
An Empirical Study on Corporate Governance and Management Diversity: Focusing on Female Participation in the Management of Taiwan’s Banks, 5(1) Taiwan Financial and Economic Law Review (Chinese) |
2023 |
303-340 |
When Jurisdiction Rules Meet Blockchain: Can the Old Bottle Contain the New Wine?, 6(1) Stanford Journal of Blockchain Law & Policy |
2023 |
137-155 |
The Crowd's Wisdom in Smart Contract Dispute Resolution: Is Crowdsourced Dispute Resolution Arbitration?, 15(2) Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal |
2022 |
175-203 |
The Regulatory Perimeter for Crypto-Asset Anti-Money Laundering Regulations and International Standards: Comments on Taiwan's 'Regulations Governing Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism for Enterprises Handling Virtual Currency Platform or Transaction, 9 Legal Aid and Society Review (Chjnese) |
2022 |
93-140 |
Prepayment Business and the Financial Regulatory Perimeter for Taiwan’s Money Transmission Laws, 324 Taiwan Law Review (Chinese) |
2022 |
162-180 |
Development in the Law in 2020: Corporate Laws and Securities Exchange Laws, 50(S) National Taiwan University Law Review (Chinese) |
2021 |
1573-1605 |
The Financial Regulation of Decentralized Finance and Smart Contracts, 316 Taiwan Law Review (Chinese) |
2021 |
53-72 |
The Rule-making Function of Commercial Courts on Commercial Laws: No. 770 Interpretation, Bills of Business Merger and Acquisition Act, and the Appraisal Price Ruling of Commercial Court, 310 Taiwan Law Review (Chinese) |
2021 |
97-116 |
Reflection on the Reform Direction of Taiwan’s Listing Rules Based on the Recent Development of Direct Listings in the United States, 3(1) Taiwan Financial and Economic Law Review (Chinese) |
2021 |
191-234 |
The Challenges to Financial Regulation in the FinTech Era: Envisaging the Regulatory Structure for Crypto-Asset Trading Platforms, 49(S) National Taiwan University Law Journal (Chinese) |
2020 |
1309-1396 |
The Prudential Regulation of the Financial Systemic Risks of Taiwan’s Shadow Banks: Strengthening the Lender of Last Resort Regime of Central Banks, 27 Academia Sinica Law Journal (Chinese) |
2020 |
141-230 |
The Legal Characterization of Crypto Asset: Focusing on Private Laws and Financial Laws (Chinese) |
2020 |
43-63 |
Design the Clearing Laws for Securities Tokens: Focusing on the Central Deposit Requirements for Uncertificated Securities, 59 Property and Economic Law Journal (Chinese) |
2020 |
43-79 |
Should The Proud Dragon Repent? A Relative Theory for China’s State Capitalist Banking Sector Based on East Asia's Experience, 43(2) Hastings International and Comparative Law Review |
2020 |
259-318 |
Comments on the Latest Reform of Law on Mergers and Acquisitions between Financial Institutions by the Financial Supervisory Commission: On the Choice of Financial Regulatory Models (Chinese) |
2020 |
113-133 |
The Corporate Governance of Public Companies, Institutional Investors, and Shareholder Activism, 2(1) Taiwan Financial and Economic Law Review (Chinese) |
2020 |
385-430 |
The Challenges to Securities Regulatory Thinking in the Blockchain Era: Comments on the Latest Regulatory Guidelines for Securities Token Offerings Issued by Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission, 48(S) National Taiwan University Law Journal (Chinese) |
2019 |
1279-1374 |
The Direction for Reforming the Corporate Governance of Financial Institutions: Focusing on Independent Directors and Nominating Committees, 48(2) National Taiwan University Law Journal (Chinese) |
2019 |
683-750 |
Government Ownership of Banks: A Curse or a Blessing for the United States?,10(3) William & Mary Business Law Review |
2019 |
667-735 |
The Cloud for Dragons and the Wind for Tigers: Bank Governance Reform in China and an Executive-Based Proposal, 24(2) Stanford Journal of Law, Business and Finance |
2019 |
47-102 |
Crouching Tigers and Hidden Dragons on the Great Wall Street: Decoding the Corporate Governance of Chinese Commercial Banks, 28(1) Washington International Law Journal |
2019 |
1-63 |
The New Company Act and the Past and Future of Corporate Social Responsibility: The Legislative Structure and Court Practices of Taiwan’s Corporate Social Responsibility Theory, 18(1) Chung Cheng Financial and Economic Law Review (Chinese) |
2019 |
43-92 |
RegTech and the New Era of Financial Regulators: Envisaging More Public-Private-Partnership Models of Financial Regulators, 21(2) University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business Law (co-authored with Cheng-Yun Tsang, first author) |
2018 |
354-404 |
Government Ownership after the Partial Privatization of State-Owned Enterprises: The Corporate Governance Role of Government Shareholders in Privatized Enterprises, 51 Property and Economic Law Review |
2018 |
113-64 |
The Evolving Prudential Exceptions in Regional Trade Agreements, 13(2) Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy |
2018 |
395-441 |
State Capitalism, State-Owned Banks, and WTO's Subsidy Regime: Proposing an Institution Theory, 54(2) Stanford Journal of International Law (co-authored with Pin-Hsien Lee, first author) |
2018 |
117-158 |
Haste Makes Waste: WTO, Pilot Free Trade Zones and Financial Experiments, 34(4) Wisconsin International Law Journal |
2017 |
854-913 |
Is Moderation the Highest Virtue? A Comparative Study of a Middle Way of Control Transaction Regimes, 41(2) Delaware Journal of Corporate Law (co-authored with Pin-Hsien Lee, first author) |
2017 |
393-460 |
Opening the Door for Arbitration: Visiting the Arbitral Proceedings of a BOT Dispute in Taiwan When Faced with Preliminary Issues of Administrative Dispositions Disputes, 3(1) Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal |
2010 |
123-163 |
Taiwan, 622 The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (co-authored with Kuan-Ling Shen) |
2009 |
301-309 |
Both a Moral Virtue and a Legal Duty: Revisiting the Duty of Collaboration Rule in WTO Dispute Settlement System, 1(2) Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal |
2008 |
357-406 |