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EBI proudly announces the nominations of two further researchers for the EBI/TSI Sponsored Programme on Securitisation. Following the successful launch in June 2020 of the first EBI/TSI Sponsored Research Programme in the areas of securitisation and capital markets union in cooperation with

Appointment of Pedro Duarte Neves EBI Supervisory Board proudly announces the appointment of Prof. Pedro Duarte Neves (Banco de Portugal) as a member of the Advisory Board of the European Banking Institute. Pedro Duarte Neves is an adviser for the Board of Directors of

It is with great pleasure that EBI announces the appointment of Prof. Dr. Edgar Löw as a member of the Financial Instruments Working Group of the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG FIWG) as of 1 June 2021. Edgar Löw

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Matthias Lehmann (Vienna University) and Jonas Schürger (Vienna University) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 107. Their paper entitled “Multilateralizing Deference – A Proposal for Reforming Global Financial Law” was

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Dirk A. Zetzsche (University of Luxembourg), Dr Marco Bodellini (University of Luxembourg) and Roberta Consiglio (University of Luxembourg) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 110. Their paper entitled “The EU

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Dr Linn Anker-Sørensen (Ernst & Young Norway; University of Oslo) and Prof. Dirk A. Zetzsche (University of Luxembourg) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 111. Their paper entitled “From Centralized to Decentralized Finance:

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Jens-Hinrich Binder (Eberhard-Karls-University) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 115. His paper entitled “Failing Banks within the Banking Union at the Crossroads: Taking Stock and Next Steps” was published on 17th February

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Christos Hadjiemmanuil (University of Piraeus and LSE) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 116. His paper entitled “Bail-in in the European Banking Union: A Close Reading of Article 27 of the Single

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Tobias H. Troeger (Goethe University Frankfurt) and Anastasia Kotovskaia (Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 114. Their paper entitled “National Interests and Supranational Resolution in the

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Douglas W. Arner (University of Hong Kong), Prof. Ross P. Buckley (University of New South Wales (UNSW)) and Prof. Dirk A. Zetzsche (University of Luxembourg) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 112.

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Douglas W. Arner (University of Hong Kong), Prof. Ross P. Buckley (University of New South Wales (UNSW)), Dr Kuzi Charamba (University of Hong Kong), Dr Artem Sergeev (University of Hong Kong) and Prof. Dirk

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Seraina N. Grünewald (Radboud University Nijmegen) and Marije Louisse (Dutch Central Bank) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 109. Their paper entitled “How Asset Management Companies Can Help Tackle the

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Christos Gortsos in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 108. His paper entitled “Impediments to resolvability – what is the status quo” was published on 27th December 2021. His study develops

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Filippo Annunziata (Bocconi University) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 106. His paper entitled “The Remains of the Day: EU Financial Agencies, Soft Law and the Relics of Meroni” was

EBI is happy to announce the additional contribution by Prof. Dirk A. Zetzsche (University of Luxembourg) and Dr. Linn Anker-Sørensen (Ernst & Young Norway) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 97. Their paper entitled “Regulating Sustainable Finance in the

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Sara Göthlin (Stockholm University) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 99. Her paper entitled “Tranching of debt as legal construction” was published on 15th July 2021. This paper addresses a core

EBI is happy to announce a contribution by Prof. Matteo Arrigoni (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart of Milan) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 98. His paper entitled “Think Twice, It’s All Right. Lessons from the GameStop Saga”

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Zsa Zsa Knödler (Radboud University) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 100. Her paper entitled “Greening Monetary Policy Measures: The Eurosystem’s obligations with regards to the transition towards a low carbon

EBI proudly announces the publication of its second eBook entitled: “Financial Stability amidst the Pandemic Crisis: On Top of the Wave“, co-edited by Professor Christos Gortsos, President of the Academic Board, and Professor Georg Ringe, Fellow Academic Member of EBI.

EBI proudly announces that the first book of its new series has been published with Palgrave Macmillan. The new series, “EBI Studies in Banking and Capital Markets Law”, is edited by Prof. Danny Busch (Radboud University Nijmegen), Prof. Christos V.

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Matthias Lehmann (University of Vienna) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 101. His paper entitled “Brexit and CCP Supervision: From Extraterritoriality to a Model of Shared Control” was published on

EBI is especially pleased to announce a contribution of Prof. Edgar Löw (Frankfurt School of Finance & Management – Accounting Department) and Michelle Elodie Schröder in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 105. Their paper entitled “Disclosure Quality on Covid-19

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Prof. Deirdre M. Ahern (Trinity College Dublin) in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 102. Her paper entitled “Regulatory Lag, Regulatory Friction and Regulatory Transition as FinTech Disenablers: Calibrating an EU Response

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Dr. Nikos Maragopoulos in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 103. His paper entitled “Towards a European Green Bond: A Commission’s proposal to promote sustainable finance” was published on 1st October 2021.

EBI is happy to announce a contribution of Agnieszka Smoleńska and Jens van ‘t Klooster in the EBI Working Paper Series No. 104. Their paper entitled “A Risky Bet: Should the EU Choose a microprudential or a Credit Guidance Approach