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How Should Crypto Lending be Regulated Under EU Law?

11 October 2023

Emilios Avgouleas

Alexandros Seretakis

Governing the Digital Finance Value Chain in the EU: MIFID II, the Digital Package, and the Large Gaps between

The emergence of the complete digitization of the financial services value chain has gathered pace with the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic. It is mainly premised on automation of the...

22 February 2022

Emilios Avgouleas

Alexandros Seretakis

Resolving the Sustainable Finance Conundrum: Activist Policies and Financial Technology

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and its devastating impact on public health and social and economic systems should force a rethink of public policies directed at the achievement of...

26 April 2021

Emilios Avgouleas

The Architecture of Decentralised Finance Platforms in the Post COVID-19 Era — A New Open Finance Paradigm

During the COVID-19 pandemic a new consensus has emerged which castigates modern finance for its preponderance towards creation of excessive leverage and asset bubbles due to excessive borrowing, monoculture investments,...

22 October 2020

Emilios Avgouleas

Aggelos Kiayias

Financial Stability, Resolution of Systemic Banking Crises and COVID-19: Toward an Appropriate Role for Public Support and Bailouts

Covid-19 is primarily a health and human crisis but is increasingly evolving also into an economic crisis. It is not yet a financial crisis; rather, so far the financial sector...

Webinar: Does the Global Pandemic Signal a Paradigm Shift in Law and the Economy?

On Friday 12 June, the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow (the Corporate and Financial Law Research group) jointly hosted a full-day webinar entitled ‘Does the global pandemic signal a...

Designing an Optimal Banker’s Tax to Avert Bank Bailouts: Rationales and Objectives

Large scale bank bailouts can be very wasteful for society in terms of resources lost and increased public debt [1]. The doom loop means that the public cost of...

Bank Governance and Capital Regulation – What is at the Root of Perverse Incentives?

The global financial crisis arguably revealed systemic flaws in the reward structures of the financial sector. Yet this was not merely the result of executive greed as we...

30 November 2016

Emilios Avgouleas

Jay Cullen

How Should Crypto Lending be Regulated Under EU Law?

Governing the Digital Finance Value Chain in the EU: MIFID II, the Digital Package, and the Large Gaps between

Resolving the Sustainable Finance Conundrum: Activist Policies and Financial Technology

The Architecture of Decentralised Finance Platforms in the Post COVID-19 Era — A New Open Finance Paradigm

Financial Stability, Resolution of Systemic Banking Crises and COVID-19: Toward an Appropriate Role for Public Support and Bailouts

Webinar: Does the Global Pandemic Signal a Paradigm Shift in Law and the Economy?

Designing an Optimal Banker’s Tax to Avert Bank Bailouts: Rationales and Objectives

Bank Governance and Capital Regulation – What is at the Root of Perverse Incentives?

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