| 137 | Alexander Sajnovits | The Market Abuse Regulation and the Residual Role of National Law | |
| 136 | Christos Gortsos, Dimitrios Kyriazis | The Taxonomy Regulation and its Implementation | |
| 135 | Irene Mecatti, Tobias H. Troeger | Who Should Hold Bail-Inable Debt and How can Regulators Police Holding Restrictions Effectively? | |
| 134 | Evariest Callens | Third Country CCP Supervision as a Catalyst for More Centralized EU CCP Supervision? | WPS No. 134 |
| 133 | Seraina N. Grünewald | Macroprudential policies and climate risks | WPS No. 133 |
| 132 | Christos Gortsos | Evolving key risks in the banking sector, and related priorities for the SRB: the impact of the current ‘inflation crisis’ | WPS No. 132 |
| 131 | Jens-Hinrich Binder | Prudential requirements framework and sustainability | WPS No. 131 |
| 130 | Alessio Azzutti, Wolf-Georg Ringe, H. Siegfried Stiehl | The Regulation of AI Trading from an AI Life Cycle Perspective | WPS No. 130 |
| 129 | Christos Gortsos | Future of the Economic and Monetary Union | WPS No. 129 |
| 128 | Filippo Annunziata | Towards an EU Charter for the Protection of End Users in Financial Markets | WPS No. 128 |
| 127 | Matthias Mayer, Jonas Schürger | Green Monetary Policy in the EMU and its Primary Law Limits | WPS No. 127 |
| 126 | Evariest Callens, Klaus Löber | The Future of Centrally Cleared OTC Derivatives Markets | WPS No. 126 |
| 125 | Sandra Antoniazzi | Islamic Banks and the European Banking System: Critical Profiles and Law | WPS No. 125 |
| 124 | Nordine Abidi, Ixart Miquel-Flores | Too Tech to Fail? | WPS No. 124 |
| 123 | Chusu He, David T. Llewellyn, Alistair Milne | Financial Technologies and Financial Regulation | WPS No. 123 |
| 122 | Michele Siri, Lukas Löffel | Group supervision and Solvency II review - Overview and critical appraisal of EIOPA’s opinion paper and European Commission Solvency II Proposals - | WPS No. 122 |
| 121 | Evariest Callens | Derivative Contracts in EU Law: Never Mind the Definition | WPS No. 121 |
| 120 | Dirk A. Zetzsche, Linn Anker-Sørensen, Andreas Wehrli | DLT-Based Enhancement of Cross-Border Payment Efficiency – a Legal and Regulatory Perspective – | WPS No. 120 |
| 119 | David Ramos Muñoz, Antonio Cabrales, Anxo Sánchez | Central Banks and Climate Change. Fit, Opportunity and Suitability in the Law and Beyond | WPS No. 119 |
| 118 | David McNulty, Andrea Miglionico, Alistair Milne | Technology and the ‘New Governance’ Techniques of Financial Regulation | WPS No. 118 |
| 117 | Douglas W. Arner, Giuliano G. Castellano, Eriks Selga | Financial Data Governance: The Datafication of Finance, the Rise of Open Banking and the End of the Data Centralization Paradigm | WPS No. 117 |
| 116 | Christos Hadjiemmanuil | Bail-in in the European Banking Union: A Close Reading of Article 27 of the Single Resolution Mechanism Regulation | WPS No. 116 |
| 115 | Jens-Hinrich Binder | Failing Banks within the Banking Union at the crossroads: Taking stock and next steps | WPS No. 115 |
| 114 | Tobias H. Troeger, Anastasia Kotovskaia | National Interests and Supranational Resolution in the European Banking Union | WPS No. 114 |
| 113 | Douglas W. Arner, Ross P. Buckley, Kuzi Charamba, Artem Sergeev, Dirk A. Zetzsche | Governing FinTech 4.0: BigTech, Platform Finance and Sustainable Development | WPS No. 113 |
| 112 | Douglas W. Arner, Ross P. Buckley, Dirk A. Zetzsche | Open Banking, Open Data and Open Finance: Lessons from the European Union | WPS No. 112 |
| 111 | Linn Anker-Sørensen, Dirk A. Zetzsche | From Centralized to Decentralized Finance: The Issue of 'Fake-DeFi' | WPS No. 111 |
| 110 | Dirk A. Zetzsche, Marco Bodellini, Roberta Consiglio | The EU Sustainable Finance Framework in Light of International Standards | WPS No. 110 |
| 109 | Seraina N. Grunewald and Marije Louisse | How asset management companies can help tackle the NPL crisis – A State aid perspective within the resolution framework | WPS No. 109 |
| 108 | Christos Gortsos | Impediments to resolvability – what is the status quo | WPS No. 108 |
| 107 | Matthias Lehmann, Jonas Schürger | Multilateralizing Deference – A Proposal for Reforming Global Financial Law | WPS No. 107 |
| 106 | Filippo Annunziata | The Remains of the Day: EU Financial Agencies, Soft Law and the Relics of Meroni | WPS No. 106 |
| 105 | Edgar Loew and Michelle Elodie Schröder | Disclosure Quality on Covid-19 of European Banks in Half-Year and Year-End Financial Statements 2020 | WPS No. 105 |
| 104 | Agnieszka Smoleńska and Jens van't Klooster | A risky bet: Should the EU choose a microprudential or a credit guidance approach to climate risk? | WPS No. 104 |
| 103 | Nikos Maragopoulos | Towards a European Green Bond: A Commission’s proposal to promote sustainable finance | WPS No. 103 |
| 102 | Deirdre Ahern | Regulatory Lag, Regulatory Friction and Regulatory Transition as FinTech Disenablers: Calibrating an EU Response to the Regulatory Sandbox Phenomenon | WPS No. 102 |
| 101 | Matthias Lehmann | Brexit and CCP Supervision: From Extraterritoriality to a Model of Shared Control | WPS No. 101 |
| 100 | Zsa Zsa Knödler | Greening Monetary Policy Measures: The Eurosystem’s obligations with regards to the transition towards a low carbon economy | WPS No. 100 |
| 99 | Sara Göthlin | Tranching of debt as legal construction | WPS No. 99 |
| 98 | Matteo Arrigoni | Think Twice, It’s All Right. Lessons from the GameStop Saga | WPS No. 98 |
| 97 | Dirk A. Zetzsche, Linn Anker-Sørensen | Regulating Sustainable Finance in the Dark | WPS No. 97 |
| 96 | Filippo Annunziata | “The best of all possible worlds”? The access of SMEs to trading venues: Freedom, conditioning and gold-plating | |
| 95 | Matthias Lehmann | National Blockchain Laws as a Threat to Capital Markets Integration | |
| 94 | Dirk A. Zetzsche, Ross P. Buckley, Douglas W. Arner, Maria Lucia Passador | The Case for a Best Execution Principle in Cross-border Payments | |
| 93 | Danny Busch | The Future of EU Financial Law | |
| 92 | Dirk A. Zetzsche, Jannik Woxholth | The DLT Sandbox under the EU Pilot Regulation | |
| 91 | Evgenia Chouliara, Edoardo D. Martino | Risk Retention in Securitization and Empty Creditors | |
| 90 | David Ramos Muñoz, Elia Cerrato, Marco Lamandini | The EU’s “green” finance. Can “exit”, “voice” and “coercion” be enlisted to aid sustainability goals? | |
| 89 | Nikos Maragopoulos | When the banking gets tough, the large get going: How capital regulation is driving consolidation | |
| 88 | Christos Gortsos | Considerations on the application of the NCWO principle under the SRM Regulation | |
| 87 | Patrick Raschner | Algorithms put to test: Control of algorithms in securities trading through mandatory market simulations? | |
| 86 | Jens-Hinrich Binder | The next step: Towards harmonised frameworks for the liquidation of non-systematically relevant credit institutions in the EU? A discussion of policy choices and potential impediments | |
| 85 | Nikos Maragopoulos | Removing the regulatory barriers to cross-border banking | |
| 84 | Alessio Azzutti, Wolf-Georg Ringe, H. Siegfried Stiehl | Machine Learning, Market Manipulation and Collusion on Capital Markets: Why the “Black Box” Matters | |
| 83 | Edgar Loew, Giulia Erichsen, Benjamin Liang, Margret Louise Postulka | Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Environmental Social Governance (ESG) – Disclosure of European Banks | |
| 82 | Jens-Hinrich Binder | Central Counterparties’ Insolvency and Resolution – The New EU Regulation on CCP Recovery and Resolution | |
| 81 | Concetta Brescia Morra | Management of Banking Crises and State Aid in Times of Coronavirus | |
| 80 | Christos Gortsos | The EU Taxonomy Regulation: more important than just an element of the Capital Markets Union | |
| 79 | Christos Gortsos, Marialena E. Terzi | The Prospectus Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2017/1129) and the recent Proposal for an EU Recovery Prospectus: elements of continuity and change with the past and the way forward | |
| 78 | Christos V. Gortsos | The Role of Deposit Guarantee Schemes (DGSs) within the Crisis Management Framework | |
| 77 | Dirk Andreas Zetzsche, Filippo Annunziata, Douglas W. Arner, Ross P. Buckley | The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MICA) and the EU Digital Finance Strategy | |
| 76 | Christian Schmies, Alexander Sajnovits | Data Reporting: Market Structures and Regulatory Framework | |
| 75 | Danny Busch, Han Gulyas | Regulated Markets, Alternative Trading Venues & Systematic Internalisers in Europe | |
| 74 | Ioannis Linaritis | Asset Protection-State Guarantee Schemes in Systemic European Non-Performing Loans Securitisations: Contractual Structure, State Aid and Bank Corporate Law Issues | |
| 73 | Christos Gortsos, Michele Siri, Marco Bodellini | A proposal for a temporarily amended version of precautionary recapitalisation under the Single Resolution Mechanism Regulation involving the European Stability Mechanism | |
| 72 | Nikos Maragopoulos | The MREL framework under the Banking Reform Package | |
| 71 | Eugenia Macchiavello, Michele Siri | Sustainable Finance and Fintech: Can Technology Contribute to Achieving Environmental Goals? A Preliminary Assessment of ‘Green FinTech' | |
| 70 | Danny Busch | Sustainable Finance Disclosure in the EU Financial Sector | |
| 69 | Edgar Loew, Annika Patricia Michelle Riegel | Repo and Reverse Repo Activity of European Banks – Market Activity, Accounting and Disclosure | |
| 68 | Christos Gortsos | The response of the European Central Bank to the current pandemic crisis: monetary policy and prudential banking supervision decisions | |
| 67 | Filippo Annunziata, Marco Lamandini, David Ramos Munoz | Weiss and EU Union Banking Law. A Test for the Fundamental Principles of the Treaty | |
| 66 | Evariest Callens | Financial Instruments Entail Liabilities: Ether, Bitcoin, and Litecoin Do Not | |
| 65 | Douglas W. Arner, Ross P. Buckley, Dirk Andreas Zetzsche, Anton Didenko | After Libra, Digital Yuan and COVID-19: Central Bank Digital Currencies and the New World of Money and Payment Systems | |
| 64 | Danny Busch | Is the European Union Going to Help Us Overcome the COVID-19 Crisis? | |
| 63 | Danny Busch | The Future of the Special Duty of Care in the Dutch Financial Sector | |
| 62 | Seraina Neva Gruenewald | Climate change as a systemic risk – are macroprudential authorities up to the task? | |
| 61 | Antonella Sciarrone Alibrandi, Ugo Malvagna | SREP Exercise and Resolution Planning Outcomes as Inside Information under MAR | |
| 60 | Deirdre Ahern | Regulators Nurturing FinTech Innovation: Global Evolution of the Regulatory Sandbox as Opportunity Based Regulation | |
| 59 | Dirk Andreas Zetzsche, Douglas W. Arner, Ross P. Buckley | Decentralized Finance (DeFi) | |
| 58 | Dirk Andreas Zetzsche, William A. Birdthistle, Douglas W. Arner, Ross P. Buckley | Financial Operating Systems | |
| 57 | Christos Gortsos, KaterinaLagaria | The European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) as “direct” supervisors in the EU financial system | |
| 56 | Edgar Loew, Deborah Klein, Adrian Pavicevac | Corporate Social Responsibility Reports of European Banks – An Empirical Analysis of the Disclosure Quality and its Determinants | |
| 55 | Eugenia Macchiavello | 'What to Expect when You Are Expecting' a European Crowdfunding Regulation: The Current ‘Bermuda Triangle’ and Future Scenarios for Marketplace Lending and Investing in Europe | |
| 54 | P. Buckley, Douglas W. Arner, Dirk A. Zetzsche, Eriks Selga | Building FinTech Ecosystems: Regulatory Sandboxes, Innovation Hubs and Beyond | |
| 53 | Ross P. Buckley, Douglas W. Arner, Robin Veidt, Dirk A. Zetzsche | The Dark Side of Digital Financial Transformation: The New Risks of FinTech and the Rise of TechRisk | |
| 52 | Romano, Alessandro and Enriques, Luca and Macey, Jonathan R. | Extended Shareholder Liability for Systemically Important Financial Institutions | |
| 51 | Ioannis Asimakopoulos | Making Retail Banks Resolvable | |
| 50 | Ringe, Wolf-Georg and Morais, Luis Silva and Ramos Muñoz, David | A Holistic Approach to the Institutional Architecture of Financial Supervision and Regulation in the EU | |
| 49 | Thiemann, Matthias and Tröger, Tobias Hans | The Case for a Normatively Charged Approach to Regulating Shadow Banking | |
| 48 | Loew, Edgar and Schmidt, Lisa E. and Thiel, Lars F. | Accounting for Financial Instruments under IFRS 9 – First-Time Application Effects on European Banks’ Balance Sheets | |
| 47 | Jens-Hinrich Binder | Transnational Fiduciary Law in Financial Intermediation: Are We There Yet? A Case Study in the Emergence of Transnational Legal Ordering | |
| 46 | Jens-Hinrich Binder | Close Cooperation within the SRM: Centralised Decision-Making, Decentralised Implementation – Shared Responsibilities | |
| 45 | Matthias Lehmann | Global Rules for a Global Market Place? – The Regulation and Supervision of FinTech Providers | |
| 44 | Zetzsche, Dirk Andreas and Buckley, Ross P. and Arner, Douglas W. | Regulating LIBRA: The Transformative Potential of Facebook’s Cryptocurrency and Possible Regulatory Responses | |
| 43 | Enriques, Luca and Romano, Alessandro and Wetzer, Thom | Network-Sensitive Financial Regulation | |
| 42 | Matthias Lehmann | Who Owns Bitcoin? Private Law Facing the Blockchain | |
| 41 | Buckley, Ross P. and Arner, Douglas W. and Zetzsche, Dirk Andreas | Sustainability, FinTech and Financial Inclusion | |
| 40 | Loew, Edgar and Mollenhauer, Tim | An Empirical Analysis of Key Audit Matters in the Financial Industry | |
| 39 | Klaus, Juergen and Selga, Eriks and Klein, Tony | Shaking the Capital Markets Tree: Euro Area Capital Market Sensitivity to Stakeholder Activities During the Negative Interest Rate Regime | |
| 38 | Evariest Callens | Recalibrating the Debate on MIFID’S Private Enforceability: Why the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights is the Elephant in the Room | |
| 37 | Christos Gortsos | The Role of Deposit Guarantee Schemes (DGSS) in Resolution Financing | |
| 36 | Eddy Wymeersch | Financial Regulation: Its Objectives and Their Implementation in the European Union | |
| 35 | Zetzsche, Dirk Andreas and Arner, Douglas W. and Buckley, Ross P. and Weber, Rolf H. | The Future of Data-Driven Finance and RegTech: Lessons from EU Big Bang II | |
| 34 | Danny Busch, Annick Teubner | Fit and Proper Assessments within the Single Supervisory Mechanism | |
| 33 | Jens-Hinrich Binder | Resolution Regimes in the Financial Sector: In Need of Cross-Sectoral Regulation? | |
| 32 | Jens-Hinrich Binder | Bank Bail-In and Disputed Claims: Can It Cope? The Case for and against a Vis Attractiva Resolutionis | |
| 31 | Wolf-Georg Ringe, Jatine Patel | The Dark Side of Bank Resolution: Counterparty Risk through Bail-in | |
| 30 | Danny Busch, Mirik Rijn and Marije Louisse | How Single is the Single Resolution Mechanism? | |
| 29 | Jens-Hinrich Binder | The Relevance of the Resolution Tools Within the SRM | |
| 28 | Arner, Douglas W. and Zetzsche, Dirk A. and Buckley, Ross P. and Barberis, Janos Nathan | The Identity Challenge in Finance: From Analogue Identity to Digitized Identification to Digital KYC Utilities | |
| 27 | Gerrit Tönningsen | Trying to Square the Circle: The ECB's Janus-Faced Character Post SSM and Its Implications for Effective Banking Supervision | |
| 26 | Wolf-Georg Ringe and Christopher Ruof | A Regulatory Sandbox for Robo Advice | |
| 25 | Eddy Wymeersch | UK Post Brexit Access to the EU and its Effect on Dispute Resolution | |
| 24 | Deirdre Ahern | Regulatory Arbitrage in a FinTech World: Devising an Optimal EU Regulatory Response to Crowdlending | |
| 23 | Benjamin Geva | Banking in the Digital Age - Who is Afraid of Payment Disintermediation? | |
| 22 | Mathias Hanten and Osman Sacarcelik | After the Sunset: The Impact of Brexit on EU Market Access for Banks and Investment Firms | |
| 21 | Guido Ferrarini and Davide Trasciatti | Brexit and OTC Derivatives Clearing: The Role of Politics | |
| 20 | Bart Joosen, Marco Lamandini, Matthias Lehmann, Kitty Lieverse and Ignacio Tirado | Stability, Flexibility and Proportionality: Towards a Two-Tiered European Banking Law? | |
| 19 | Eddy Wymeersch | Brexit and the Provision of Financial Services into the EU and into the UK | |
| 18 | Dirk A. Zetzsche, Ross P. Buckley, Douglas W. Arner and Linus Föhr | The ICO Gold Rush: It's a Scam, It's a Bubble, It's a Super Challenge for Regulators | |
| 17 | Marco Lamandini, Giuseppe Lusignani and David Ramos Muñoz | Does Europe Have What it Takes to Finish the Banking Union? Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) and Their Hard Choices, Non-Choices and Evolving Choices | |
| 16 | Tobias H. Troeger | Remarks on the German Regulation of Crowdfunding | |
| 15 | Eddy Wymeersch | Brexit and the Equivalence of Regulation and Supervision | |
| 14 | Dirk A. Zetzsche, Ross P. Buckley and Douglas W. Arner | The Distributed Liability of Distributed Ledgers: Legal Risks of Blockchain | |
| 13 | Tobias H. Troeger | Why MREL Won't Help Much | |
| 12 | Tobias H. Troeger | Too Complex to Work: A Critical Assessment of the Bail-In Tool Under the European Bank Recovery and Resolution Regime | |
| 11 | Dirk A. Zetzsche, Ross P. Buckley, Douglas W. Arner and Janos Nathan Barberis | Regulating a Revolution: From Regulatory Sandboxes to Smart Regulation | |
| 10 | Manthos D. Delis, Panagiotis Staikouras and Chris Tsoumas | Supervisory Enforcement Actions and Depositors’ Reaction: Monitoring, Running, or Living a Quiet Life? | |
| 9 | Danny Busch | Governance of the European Banking Union's Single Resolution Mechanism | |
| 8 | Dirk A. Zetzsche and Christina Preiner | Cross-Border Crowdfunding – Towards a Single Crowdfunding Market for Europe | |
| 7 | André Prüm | Brexit: Options for Banks from the UK to Access the EU Market | |
| 6 | Dirk A. Zetzsche, Ross P. Buckley, Douglas W. Arner and Janos Nathan Barberis | From FinTech to TechFin: The Regulatory Challenges of Data-Driven Finance | |
| 5 | Edgar Loew and Sebastian Mauler | The IASB's Discussion Paper on Accounting for Dynamic Risk Management - Evaluation of Comment Letters | |
| 4 | José Engrácia Antunes | The Management of the Bank Crisis in Portugal - Law and Practice | |
