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The 2023 Banking Turmoil: Implementation Lessons for Resolution Authorities

6 September 2024

Niccolò Cirillo

Francesco Pennesi

Sebastiano Laviola

Money and Federalism

19 June 2024

Dan Awrey

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

18 January 2023

Elisabeth Noble

International Banking Regulation and Climate Change

9 January 2023

Kern Alexander

Rosa Lastra

How Binding Is Supervisory Guidance?

Supervision and regulation are critical tools to ensure the stability and resilience of the financial sector. Yet, supervisory initiatives are rarely examined separately from regulatory actions and relatively little is...

6 June 2022

Franco Fiordelisi

Gabriele Lattanzio

Davide Salvatore Mare

COVID-19 Crisis, Credit Crunch, and Contingent Contracting

The spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) and the ensuing containment measures have spurred monetary and fiscal responses aimed at alleviating the economic impacts of the health crisis, some of which are...

17 June 2020

Mo Sasitorn Suksaisakulsakdi

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

From ‘direct controls’ on banks to ‘prudential’ supervisionIn other times, the decision of a supervisory authority to prohibit dividend distributions to banks’ shareholders would not have made the...

19 May 2020

Piergiuseppe Spolaore

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

Year 2018 marked the 10th anniversary of the global financial crisis (GFC), one of the most severe since the Great Depression. These ten years have been characterized by intense regulation of...

Davide Salvatore Mare

Financial Education challenges

Several countries around the world have implemented or are in the course of implementing a national strategy for financial education, aimed at raising citizens’ financial competencies. As pointed out by...

1 December 2017

Nadia Linciano

Paola Soccorso

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

With the Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS) being bailed out by the Italian taxpayer, push comes to shove: Are post-crisis reforms working? First and foremost, this concerns...

17 July 2017

Lukas Köhler

The 2023 Banking Turmoil: Implementation Lessons for Resolution Authorities

Money and Federalism

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

International Banking Regulation and Climate Change

How Binding Is Supervisory Guidance?

COVID-19 Crisis, Credit Crunch, and Contingent Contracting

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

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

Financial Education challenges

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

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