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The Emergence of Financial Data Governance

Finance is one of the most digitalized sectors of the economy. The processes of digitization – transforming analogical information into digital form – and datafication – converting any aspect of...

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Douglas W Arner

Giuliano G. Castellano

Ēriks K. Selga

The Transnational Data Governance Problem

Data permeates all aspects of modern societies. As a result of decades of digital transformation, inputs in digital form are created, gathered, and shared across the globe to support core...

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Douglas W Arner

Giuliano G. Castellano

Ēriks K. Selga

Unlocking Secured Credit: International Ambitions and Domestic Realities

Personal property security law is a crucial element in the complex mosaic of access to credit and financial inclusion. The prevailing view among scholars, policymakers and legislators is that a...

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Giuliano G. Castellano

Secured Transactions Law in the Twenty-First Century

Security interests are the building blocks of modern, credit-based economies, and a key component in the quest to promote economic development and sustainable growth. They provide lenders with rights in...

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Charles W. Mooney, Jr.

Steven L. Schwarcz

Giuliano G. Castellano

Global Regulatory Standards and Secured Transactions Law Reforms: At the Crossroad between Access to Credit and Financial Stability

Internationally driven secured transactions law reforms and globally harmonized prudential regulation set the normative premises sustaining the creation of credit in modern economies. Under the auspices and the guidance of...

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Giuliano G. Castellano

How EU Financial Regulators Think in Time of Brexit

In a recent article, we have advanced a socio-psychological perspective to approach financial regulation in the European Union. The key question animating our research is ‘how do financial...

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Giuliano G. Castellano

Geneviève Helleringer

The New Italian Law for Non-possessory Pledge: Villain or Hero?

On 29 June 2016, the Italian Parliament passed a Government decree into law, known as decreto banche (banks’ decree). Amongst several provisions concerning the banking sector,...

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Giuliano G. Castellano

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