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The Social Cost of Blockchain

22 July 2024

Edoardo D. Martino

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Net-Zero Transition: An Inconvenient Truth About Carbon Asset Divestment

29 June 2023

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Alperen Afşin Gözlügöl

Challenges for AI-Enhanced Banking Supervision

23 May 2023

Alessio Azzutti

Pedro Magalhães Batista

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Why We Need a Regulatory Sandbox For AI

12 May 2023

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Private Companies in the Net-Zero Transition and Policy Implications for the EU and the UK

Climate change is undeniably one of the most pressing issues of our time. Alarm bells have become too loud to simply ignore, spurring increasing action on the part of policymakers...

24 May 2022

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Alperen Afşin Gözlügöl

Net-Zero Plans under the Proposed CSDD

One important feature of the proposed Directive on corporate sustainability due diligence is the obligation of companies to adopt so-called ‘net-zero plans’. Article 15 of the proposed directive...

28 April 2022

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Financial Stability During and After Covid

The Covid-19 crisis is still affecting human lives and economic activity around the globe, causing unprecedented transformations which were not foreseen just before its onset. The crisis is not just...

9 July 2021

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Christos V. Gortsos

Machine Learning, Market Manipulation, and Collusion on Capital Markets: Why the ‘Black Box’ Matters

A growing body of legal research is dedicated to investigating the implications of financial technology and innovation for the application of existing financial law and regulation to achieve basic public...

The DLT Pilot Regime: An EU Sandbox, at Last!

It has been five years since the UK Financial Conduct Authority pioneered the idea of a regulatory sandbox in the financial sector—a controlled space with relaxed rules, in which businesses...

19 November 2020

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Christopher Ruof

Building a European market for crypto-assets: Who’s afraid of Libra?

The European Commission has just proposed a new regime for regulating cryptoassets in the EU. The new ‘Digital Finance Package’ includes a number of interesting features. Its centrepiece...

27 October 2020

Wolf-Georg Ringe

The Social Cost of Blockchain

Net-Zero Transition: An Inconvenient Truth About Carbon Asset Divestment

Challenges for AI-Enhanced Banking Supervision

Why We Need a Regulatory Sandbox For AI

Private Companies in the Net-Zero Transition and Policy Implications for the EU and the UK

Net-Zero Plans under the Proposed CSDD

Financial Stability During and After Covid

Machine Learning, Market Manipulation, and Collusion on Capital Markets: Why the ‘Black Box’ Matters

The DLT Pilot Regime: An EU Sandbox, at Last!

Building a European market for crypto-assets: Who’s afraid of Libra?

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