Open Review of Management, Banking and Finance

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

The EU AI Act as ‘Conditional Regulation’: The Challenges of Enforceability and Algorithmic Risk

by Tiziano Forlin* and Andrea Miglionico** Abstract: This article examines the tenets of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act through the lens of conditional regulation. It argues that the enforceability of … Continue reading →

28/07/2026

The Value for Money Principle in the EU Retail Strategy

by Vincenzo Troiano* ABSTRACT: The paper explores the value-for-money (VfM) principle within the EU Retail Investment Strategy and the Omnibus Directive Proposal context. It analyses the structure and operation of … Continue reading →

14/05/2026

EMERGING ANTI-COMPETITIVE PRACTICES IN FINANCIAL MARKETS: WHEN INFORMATION SHARING VIOLATES ARTICLE 101 TFEU

by Marco Sepe and Michele Sances ABSTRACT: With the proliferation of new technologies, novel streams of restricting competition have emerged, evolved and proliferated across all sectors, including the finance sector, … Continue reading →

30/03/2026

Recent Developments in Alternative Dispute Resolution in banking, financial and insurance matters in the Italian and Spanish experience

by Alberto J. Tapia Hermida – Francesco Affinito Abstract: This article examines recent developments in Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanisms in the banking, financial and insurance sectors, offering a comparative analysis … Continue reading →

27/03/2026

Occupational Pension Schemes within the European Project for the Savings and Investment Union: Regulatory Implications

By Sabrina Darbali and Alessio Mauro Abstract: Demographic trends affect the functioning of the capital markets and the future dynamics of the savings-investment cycle. This article argues that aging and … Continue reading →

16/02/2026

TRUMPISM AND THE SUBSTANTIAL END OF THE US–EU ALLIANCE

By Francesco Capriglione Abstract: This article examines the geopolitical, constitutional, and strategic implications of Trumpism for the transatlantic relationship, suggesting that recent shifts in United States foreign and domestic policy … Continue reading →

24/12/2025