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Integrating Sustainable Finance into the Prospectus Regulation

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Of Standards and Technology: ISDA and Technological Change in the OTC Derivatives Market

There is no lack of interest in new technologies such as distributed ledger technology (DLT) or smart contract technology (SCT). For enthusiasts, DLT and SCT are full of promise. Thanks...

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Who Knows What Tomorrow Brings? Of Uncertainty in Times of a Pandemic

My aim in this blog post is to reflect on an underlying aspect of the pandemic: that is, uncertainty affecting policy makers and regulators. I am of course not the...

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Matching or clashing? ‘Landeskreditbank Baden-Württemberg v ECB’ and the decision of the German Bundesverfassungsgericht on the Banking Union

In a recent paper, I discuss tensions that have lately emerged between the Court of Justice of the European Union (‘CJEU’) and the German Federal Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht...

17 January 2020

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Actions and inactions in the investigation of breaches of Union law by the European Supervisory Authorities

The breach of Union law procedure of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) has been in the spotlight recently. In July, the European Banking Authority (EBA) issued a recommendation...

30 November 2018

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Much Ado About Nothing: The European ‘High-Level Principles on Feedback Given by Banks on Declined SME Credit Applications’

On 6th June, five European banking federations signed, with the blessing of three European associations representing the interests of SMEs and businesses, a four-page document entitled ‘High-level principles...

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Market Building and the Capital Markets Union: Addressing Information Barriers in the SME Funding Market

The Capital Markets Union (‘CMU’) is one of the EU Commission’s flagship projects. It is a policy initiative that is meant to be about market building. It is supposed to...

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The European Central Bank’s Duty of Care for the Unity and Integrity of the Internal Market

As a result of the establishment of the Single Supervisory Mechanism (‘SSM’), the European Central Bank (‘ECB’) was vested with significant supervisory tasks in the prudential field. The ECB exercises...

1 November 2016

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