1.1 – From Equivalence to Exposure Management: EMIR 3.0’s Active Accounts as a Tool of Cross-Border Supervision
1.2 – Supervising Finance in a Fragmented World: Geopolitical Risk and the Quest for Regulatory Resilience
1.3 – Banking and the Geopolitics of Payments
1.4 – Early Warning Systems for Financial Contagion: A Network-Based Framework for Financial Supervisory Authorities
2.1 – Devolving Innovation Regulation to Gatekeepers: Proportionality, Co-Regulation or Regulatory Abdication in the UK’s Regulation of Crypto Asset Offers?
2.2 – How Can AI Improve Risk-Based AML Supervision and Financial Inclusion?
2.3 – From PSD2 to PSD3/PSR: Will Europe’s Open Payments Rails Truly Power Embedded Finance?
3.1 – The MFSA’s Outcomes-Based Approach to Supervision: The Importance of Outreach
3.2 – Testing Resilience in Turbulent Times: Prudential Tools for Financial Services Supervision
3.3 – From Passive Financial Monitoring to Intrusive Supervisory Engagement: A Case Study
3.4 – Effective Risk-Based Supervision of EU Financial Markets
4.1 – Financial Literacy and Financial Education Initiatives by the Hellenic Capital Market Commission (HCMC)
4.2 – The Case for Targeted Deregulation of Finance
1.1 – Changing Dynamics of Crypto Regulation
1.2 – A Regulatory Blueprint for Tokenisation: The Bermuda Paradigm
1.3 – Financial Literacy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
1.4 – Artificial Intelligence and Market Abuse Regulation
1.5 – AI and the Future of Supervision: How Artificial Intelligence Will Impact Financial Supervisory Authorities
2.1 – Capital Markets Union: What Will It Take to Be a Success
2.2 – The Pursuit of Potency – Capital Markets in the EU
2.3 – Securities Regulation – Why Capital Markets Deserve Credit
3.1 – Independence of Securities Regulators
4.1 – Collaboration on Capacity Building Between Regulators and Universities
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