Evidence that the SEC's 2021 guidance shift drives the decline in support for E&S proposals.
Kenneth Khoo
Assistant Professor, NUS Faculty of Law
I am an Assistant Professor at NUS Law and an empirical law-and-economics scholar working at the intersection of law, economics, data science and AI. My methodological expertise includes econometrics and causal inference, supervised and unsupervised machine learning, information retrieval, large-scale data parsing, RAG systems, hyperparameter optimisation, and LLM fine-tuning, including LoRA-based adaptation. I also design agentic AI research systems, including multi-agent search and extraction pipelines, LLM councils, automated validation and adversarial review systems. My substantive research focuses primarily on corporate governance, corporate law, securities regulation and ownership.
Event study showing SB 21 reduced shareholder value at Delaware corporations.
Eye-tracking experiment on fee salience and investor choice across mutual funds.