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Money and Federalism

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Bad Money

This post is based on my new working paper, ‘Bad Money’.Today, only a small fraction of the money in circulation is made up of physical notes and coins...

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Why Financial Regulation Keeps Falling Short

Modern finance is fast moving, extremely complex, and contributes to pervasive unknowns. Yet the processes governing how finance is regulated are typically slow, highly deliberative, and often reflect deeply engrained...

24 February 2020

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The Crypto Puzzle

One of the central predictions of the law and finance literature is that strong investor protection laws will promote the development of strong markets. This prediction rests on the observation...

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Brother, Can You Spare a Dollar? Designing an Effective Framework for Foreign Currency Liquidity Assistance

The massive public sector support for banks and other financial institutions during the global financial crisis has understandably attracted a maelstrom of controversy. One of the most controversial aspects of...

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Artificial Intelligence versus Human Nature: Protecting Ourselves from the Perils of DAO-based Collective Investment Schemes

If you believe the Fintech Intelligentsia, there is a revolution coming to the financial services industry. This revolution will not be led by PayPal, or Alibaba, or SoFi – or...

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