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Banks’ Exposures to Crypto-Assets: A New International Prudential Standard

18 January 2023

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Elisabeth Noble

Digital Platforms: A New Source of Financial System Interconnectedness

Financial institutions are increasingly relying on digital platforms as a means to market and distribute their products and services to customers, in line with the broader trend towards the digitisation...

27 September 2021

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Elisabeth Noble

Towards a Common Framework for the Acceptance of DLT Applications in the EU Banking Sector

Over the last decade, applications of distributed ledger technologies (DLT) and crypto-assets have been increasingly observed within the EU financial sector. However, regulatory fragmentation and legal uncertainty have dampened levels...

17 February 2021

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Elisabeth Noble

The Next Generation of Financial Conglomerates

The structure of the EU financial services sector is changing as firms, including so-called BigTechs, increasingly leverage access to data and analytical capability, and innovative technologies to market and distribute...

21 September 2020

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Elisabeth Noble

Crypto-assets: Towards a Comprehensive Regulatory Framework

In 2019 crypto-asset activities moved squarely within the sights of the EU Commission and international standard-setting bodies and decisive regulatory action can be expected in the year ahead.Although much has...

3 February 2020

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Elisabeth Noble

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