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28 April 2025

Is Corporate Offsetting a Good Idea?

by: Pierre Schammo

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13 July 2023

Integrating Sustainable Finance into the Prospectus Regulation

by: Iris H-Y Chiu, Pierre Schammo

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29 April 2022

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

by: Pierre Schammo

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28 April 2020

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

by: Pierre Schammo

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17 January 2020

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

by: Pierre Schammo

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30 November 2018

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

by: Pierre Schammo

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12 July 2017

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

by: Pierre Schammo

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21 March 2017

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

by: Pierre Schammo

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1 November 2016

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

by: Pierre Schammo

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