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How Should Crypto Lending be Regulated Under EU Law?

11 October 2023

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Emilios Avgouleas

Alexandros Seretakis

The Only Constant is Change. Let’s Build Regulation Accordingly.

Last year, Vice President Kamala Harris proclaimed that America was at an ‘inflection point,’ a description since repeated by President Biden and now moving quickly into the popular lexicon.The term...

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EU Financial Regulation, Contract Law and Sustainable Consumer Finance

Modern societies need well-functioning retail financial markets to survive and thrive. The global financial crisis of 2007-2008 has shown that innovation in financial contract design can lead to financial products...

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Olha O. Cherednychenko

Governing Cryptocurrencies through Forward Guidance?

Bitcoin stands like no other cryptocurrency for the profound transformation of financial markets in the digital economy. While the last few months saw the free trade in goods struggle against...

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Matthias Goldmann

Grygoriy Pustovit

When Nudges Are Forever: Inertia in the Swedish Premium Pension Plan

In 2000, the Swedish government launched a new defined contribution component of its social security system that was dubbed the Premium Pension Plan. Like any service, whether provided by the...

23 February 2018

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Henrik Cronqvist

Richard H. Thaler

New Study Explores Relationship Between Temporary (Sunset) Legislation, Better Regulation, and Experimentalist Governance

Recent years have seen burgeoning global interest in temporary (sunset) legislation - statutory provisions enacted for a limited amount of time, after which they expire, unless their validity...

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Ittai Bar-Siman-Tov

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