Open Review of Management, Banking and Finance

«They say things are happening at the border, but nobody knows which border» (Mark Strand)

From the Single Supervisory Mechanism to the Anti-Money Laundering Authority: further steps to strength the supervision

by Alessandro Vita * ABSTRACT: The waves of crisis of the 2000s showed a necessity to review the banking supervision. The policy makers’ first answer was the reshaping of the … Continue reading

26/11/2021

International banking regulation: from failures to incremental reforms. and back?

by Matteo Ortino* ABSTRACT: This study attempts to explain the resilience of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and its standards, particularly in the aftermath of the crisis. Some possible … Continue reading

08/11/2021

Transparency and Circulation of Cryptocurrencies

by Mirella Pellegrini* ABSTRACT: From a legal point of view, some cryptocurrencies incorporate particular rights. it seems appropriate to assess – first – the legal profiles of these rights – … Continue reading

13/09/2021

Is credit business digitization a milestone or tombstone for “traditional” banks?

by Jacopo Paoloni and Madjid Tavana Abstract: With “Fintech” (technological finance) we are generally addressing the phenomenon of the use of digital tools in the financial field, which has led … Continue reading

28/05/2021

Decentralised autonomous organizations: looking for a suitable regulatory treatment

by Marco Bodellini and Dalvinder Singh Abstract: Decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs) represent a new innovative type of investment vehicle that may fundamentally change the way business and social ventures are … Continue reading

05/04/2021

Brief reflections on pool financing

by Giovanni Maria Uda Abstract: Pool financing is a complex phenomenon from a legal point of view, widespread in practice but to which, civil law doctrine has dedicated limited attention. … Continue reading

22/03/2021