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Regulating Cyber Risk: Revisiting the Current Prudential Approach

Cyber risk has become one of the most complex emerging challenges of the financial system. Financial regulators around the world have repeatedly named cyber risk as one of the greatest...

7 July 2022

Maizar Peihani

The Evolution of Risk Management Oversight by Indian Boards

Across the world, the focus on effective risk management has increased over the past two decades as major corporations have experienced risk management failures due to a variety of factors,...

18 June 2021

Afra Afsharipour

Manali Paranjpe

Corporate Governance of Italian Listed Companies: a Focus on Non-Financial Reporting

The latest issue of the CONSOB report on corporate governance of Italian-listed companies focuses on non-financial reporting, in addition to the usual survey of the main characteristics of Italian listed...

Towards Effectiveness of the Rules on Corporate Governance for EU Insurance Firms

Good governance is essential to the long-term sustainability of any company. EU banking and insurance prudential standards require regulated institutions to have a rigorous governance framework, founded on the premise...

9 April 2018

Michele Siri

Financing Micro-businesses: How to Fortify the House of Cards

In two recent papers, we consider the problems that arise in the financing of micro-businesses, apart from the limited, though important, finance provided by microfinance institutions. One, 'Financing...

27 October 2017

Louise Gullifer QC (Hon)

Ignacio Tirado

Managing the Risks of Equity Crowdfunding: Lessons from China

China is currently the world’s largest ECF market - market volume reached USD 948.26 million in 2015, exceeding that of both the US (USD 598.05 million) and the UK (USD...

21 February 2017

Lin Lin

How Do Central Clearing Counterparties Fail?

Central clearing counterparties (‘CCPs’) are key institutions for the smooth functioning of modern financial markets. In many markets, after a trade is agreed between two traders, a CCP interposes between...

23 November 2016

Vincent Bignon

Guillaume Vuillemey

Bank Capital Structure and Financial Innovation: Antagonist or Two Sides of the Same Coin?

In my article, I examine the challenges to banking capital regulation posed by ongoing financial innovation through regulatory capital arbitrage (RCA). On the one hand, such practice undermines...

31 October 2016

Lorenzo Sasso

Volkswagen’s Emissions Scandal: Lessons for Corporate Governance? (Part 2)

In Part 1 of this post, I posed the question why risk-averse managers at VW might have failed to launch an internal investigation into any potential smoking guns...

18 May 2016

John Armour

Regulating Cyber Risk: Revisiting the Current Prudential Approach

The Evolution of Risk Management Oversight by Indian Boards

Corporate Governance of Italian Listed Companies: a Focus on Non-Financial Reporting

Towards Effectiveness of the Rules on Corporate Governance for EU Insurance Firms

Financing Micro-businesses: How to Fortify the House of Cards

Managing the Risks of Equity Crowdfunding: Lessons from China

How Do Central Clearing Counterparties Fail?

Bank Capital Structure and Financial Innovation: Antagonist or Two Sides of the Same Coin?

Volkswagen’s Emissions Scandal: Lessons for Corporate Governance? (Part 2)

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