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Michael Bloch

Île-de-France
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Chef d'édition @LaTribune. Ex @lesechos @lejdd (canal historique). Politique, économie, Etats-Unis et Moyen-Orient.
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EU MAR Has Moved On: The Direction Of, And Potential Shape Of, UK MAR Reform

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By Michael Bloch, Charles George, Caroline Motzer
| Mondaq
A&O Shearman are most popular: within Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring, Strategy and Consumer Protection topic(s) in European Union Summary EU: Article 17 reform in force from June 5, 2026—intermediate steps in protracted processes drop out of disclosure, and “not in contrast” replaces “not likely to mislead”.
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EU MAR has moved on: the direction of, and potential shape of, UK MAR reform

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By Michael Bloch, Charles George, Caroline Motzer
| aoshearman.com
Introduction On June 5, 2026, the new EU disclosure regime introduced by the EU Listing Act took effect, changing how EU-listed issuers handle inside information during protracted processes while leaving the prohibitions on insider dealing and market manipulation and the definition of inside information untouched.
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A genomic study of trichotillomania and excoriation disorder in families

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By Isabella Milanes, Luis C. Farhat, Sarah Abdallah, Diana Daeun Bok, Doris Chen, Wenzhong Liu, Michael Bloch, Thomas Fernandez, Emily Olfson, Samantha R. Greenspun, Enock Teefe
| Nature Verified
Abstract Trichotillomania and excoriation disorder are obsessive-compulsive related disorders that are often subclassified together as body-focused repetitive behavior (BFRB) disorders. While previous research suggests shared genetic factors, the genetic architecture of these BFRBs remains incompletely understood.
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