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6 July 2026

The Digital Euro's Missing Conversation: Monetary Sovereignty Beyond the Euro Area

by: Jakub Suchnicki

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2 July 2026

Can Supervisory Scrutiny Discipline Cyber Risk? Evidence from the ECB’s Cyber Resilience Stress Test

by: Nordine Abidi, Leonardo Gambacorta, Christoffer Kok, Leonardo Madio, Ixart Miquel-Flores, Alberto Partida

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30 June 2026

Accelerated Settlement and the Derivatives Fault Line: Three Gaps the T+1 Transition Makes Visible

by: Ligia Catherine Arias-Barrera

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30 June 2026

Corporate Law Competition in the EU Revisited: Italian Corporations Moving North and the Missing German SPACs

by: Ben W. Fuhrmann

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29 June 2026

AI Gatekeepers

by: Katja Langenbucher

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29 June 2026

The Protection of Retail Clients through the Benchmarking of Costs and Performance

by: Barbara Alemanni, Michele Siri

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18 June 2026

Modernising Wholesale Payments: Why the Main Barriers Are Legal, Not Technological

by: Christian Chamorro-Courtland

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17 June 2026

What Makes Something Money? Stablecoins and the Architecture of 'Moneyness'

by: Christopher K. Odinet, Andrea Tosato, Yesha Yadav

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16 June 2026

Restructuring Venezuela’s Sovereign Debt and Rebuilding Its Economy Post-Maduro

by: Steven T. Kargman

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15 June 2026

A Four‑Lock Fortress: Asset Protection, Jurisdictional Autonomy, and the Cook Islands Trust Model

by: Annabel Gramatikova, Elina Konstantinidou

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10 June 2026

Supplementary Pensions and the SIU: Bridging Capital Markets and the Welfare State in Europe

by: Federico Riganti

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9 June 2026

The Law and Liability of Directors and Creditors

by: John Wood, Sofia Ellina, John Tribe

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8 June 2026

Regulating Third-Party Litigation Funding? Weighing the Arguments in the Light of Extant EU Consumer Protection Safeguards

by: Alexander Morell, Daniel Schellenberg

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4 June 2026

Concentration Risk by Architecture: AI Debt, Credit Default Swaps and the Supervisory Gaps Post-Crisis Frameworks Left Open

by: Ligia Catherine Arias-Barrera

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2 June 2026

When Prices Align and No One Has Spoken: Competition Law’s Algorithmic Blind Spot

by: Ian Gauci

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