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AI and Central Banks—Speeding Ahead within Legal Guardrails

4 September 2024

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Alessandro Gullo

Marianne Bechara

DAOs vs Nation States: A Wyoming DAO’s Experiment with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

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Unlimited Central Bank Digital Currency

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Christian Hofmann

Judicial review of central banks: An Indian perspective

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Towards an Administrative Law of Central Banking

Central banks possess vast and ever-increasing power. In addition to regulating banks and managing the business cycle via interest rate policy, central banks now finance government borrowing and lend widely...

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Peter Conti-Brown

Nicholas R Parrillo

Central Bank Digital Currencies: Preliminary Legal Observations

Cryptocurrencies and their potential impact on central banking have sparked a policy debate on addressing their potential risks to the banking and monetary systems. By highlighting the functional similarities between...

22 February 2019

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Hossein Nabilou

The Evolution of Currency: Cash to Cryptos to Sovereign Digital Currencies

Modern payment systems have changed considerably over the past decade. In developing countries, so-called ‘electronic money’, issued and used on mobile phones, provided a viable digital alternative to cash and...

19 October 2018

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Banking Crisis and the Japanese Legal Framework

Japan went through a severe banking crisis in the 1990s that prompted the country to overhaul its existing framework through a number of reforms, incorporating new recovery and resolution instruments...

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