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29 May 2026

Yes, Stablecoins Should Be Permitted to Pay Interest

by: Pedro M Batista

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26 May 2026

How Pakistan's Foreign Exchange Law Creates a Structural Ceiling for Digital Finance

by: Zainab Samantash

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26 May 2026

The Fault Line That Became a Framework: ESMA’s Guidance on CCP Resolution and the Limits of Operationalisation

by: Ligia Catherine Arias-Barrera

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22 May 2026

Crypto-Derivatives: Sophisticated in Name, Familiar in Risk

by: Marco Dell'Erba, Andrea Vianelli

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18 May 2026

Private Inequity: Better Healthcare Through Business Law

by: Dolan D. Bortner

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15 May 2026

Post-quantum finance is a business law problem

by: Gustavo Pessoa

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13 May 2026

Investor Data Sharing in the EU: Enhancing Investor Protection and Capital Market Integration

by: Veerle Colaert, Florence De Houwer

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13 May 2026

Organisational Culture in UK Finance at a Crossroads: Empirical Insights and Regulatory Implications

by: Andreas Kokkinis, Anat Keller

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12 May 2026

Should Stablecoins be Permitted to Pay Interest?

by: Iris H-Y Chiu

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11 May 2026

The Anatomy of Financial Collateral: Dissecting the Myth of Collateral Chains in Repo and Derivatives Markets

by: Hossein Nabilou

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11 May 2026

The Use of Customer Crypto-Assets for the Custodian’s Own Account

by: Johannes Hirtenlehner, Julian Isci

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7 May 2026

Delegated Gatekeepers and a Case Study of the Alternative Investment Market (AIM)

by: Jonathan Chan

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6 May 2026

The Unhedgeable State: Why Europe’s Risk Management Architecture Has a Political Risk Gap

by: Amadeus Brandes

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5 May 2026

What do Law Professors think about the Shareholder Proposal System?

by: Lawrence A. Cunningham

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4 May 2026

The Mortgage on Ownership: Enforcement Gaps in Institutional Investment Governance

by: Baraa Shaheen

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