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4 September 2026

How to Regulate Stablecoins – Exploring the Debatable Land between Securities and Payment Regulation

by: Simon Gleeson

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17 December 2025

A Cost-Free Reparation Loan that Costs Billions and Reconstructs Nothing - A Critical Look at the Wrangling over the Russian Assets Held at Euroclear

by: Veerle Colaert, Paul Dermine

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3 December 2024

Accountability in UK Financial Services: Industry Perceptions on the Success of the Senior Managers and Certification Regime

by: Eleanore Hickman, Alan Brener

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6 September 2024

The 2023 Banking Turmoil: Implementation Lessons for Resolution Authorities

by: Niccolò Cirillo, Francesco Pennesi , Sebastiano Laviola

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19 June 2024

Money and Federalism

by: Dan Awrey

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18 January 2023

Banks’ Exposures to Crypto-Assets: A New International Prudential Standard

by: Elisabeth Noble

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9 January 2023

International Banking Regulation and Climate Change

by: Kern Alexander, Rosa Lastra

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6 June 2022

How Binding Is Supervisory Guidance?

by: Franco Fiordelisi, Gabriele Lattanzio, Davide Salvatore Mare

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17 June 2020

COVID-19 Crisis, Credit Crunch, and Contingent Contracting

by: Mo Sasitorn Suksaisakulsakdi

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19 May 2020

Will the Covid Crisis Force us to Reevaluate the Architecture of Banking Law (or Just Expose an Already Occurred Transformation)?

by: Piergiuseppe Spolaore

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14 January 2020

Taking Stock of Bank Regulatory Reforms Ten Years After the Failure of Lehman Brothers

by: Deniz Anginer, Ata Can Bertay, Robert J. Cull, Asli Demirgüç-Kunt, Davide Salvatore Mare

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1 December 2017

Financial Education challenges

by: Nadia Linciano, Paola Soccorso

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17 July 2017

Regulators’ commitment to bail-in – is it credible? The case of MPS, V&V and Banco Popular

by: Lukas Köhler

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16 June 2017

How Not To Do Banking Law in the 21st Century - The Judgement of the European General Court (EGC) in the Case T-122/15 – Landeskreditbank Baden-Württemberg ‒ Förderbank v European Central Bank (ECB)

by: Tobias H. Tröger

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27 March 2017

Understanding the Role of Corporate Governance in Financial Institutions: A Research Agenda

by: Guido Ferrarini

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