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Who to regulate? : Identifying actors within DeFi's governance

Born, Alexandra; Gati, Zakaria; Lambert, Claudia; … - 2026

Decentralised Finance (DeFi) emerged in 2021 as a fast-growing crypto segment, attracting policymakers' attention due to its innovative approach of delivering financial services without relying on centralised intermediaries. This paper assesses DeFi governance arrangements for regulating and...

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Taxing speculative trades as a prudential policy

Park, Junghum - 2026

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The effects of regulating greenwashing : evidence from Europe's sustainable finance disclosure regulation (SFDR)

Allcott, Hunt; Egan, Mark L.; Smeets, Paul; Yang, Hanbin - 2026

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015563109

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The effects of regulating greenwashing : evidence from Europe's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)

Allcott, Hunt; Egan, Mark L.; Smeets, Paul; Yang, Hanbin - 2026

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The Effects of Regulating Greenwashing : Evidence from Europe's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)

Allcott, Hunt; Egan, Mark L.; Smeets, Paul; Yang, Hanbin - 2026

Book / Working Paper

Regulatory responses to the financial stability implications of stablecoins

Bindseil, Ulrich - 2026 - Final version: 11 February 2026

In essence, the currently large stablecoins are electronic money issued by narrow balance sheet vehicles into a distributed ledger (or a "programmable platform"). Many believe that they will have significant success as a new form of money. Members of the current US administration expect that US...

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Will central clearing change the market structure of U.S. Treasury repo to become more standardized and trade on an all-to-all basis?

Patel, Ketan - 2026

This paper examines whether the SEC's mandate for central clearing of U.S. Treasury repo transactions could enable all-to-all trading and support the development of a standardized term repo market. By mitigating counterparty risk through central clearing, cash lenders may become more willing to...

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Fintech Competition and Banks’ Shrinking Margins in Brazil

Xu, Rui - 2026

The rise of fintech lenders has intensified competition in the banking industry. This study utilizes Brazilian bank-level data to examine the causal impact of increased competition on commercial banks’ lending rates and profitability. Employing a bank-specific Bartik exposure, constructed from...

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The impact of dark pools on the market and market quality

Wakamatsu, Hiroaki - 2026

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Catalyzing Transformation : Financial Sector Resilience and Innovation-Led Growth

2026

The Seoul Center for Finance and Innovation (SCFI) Trust Fund, established in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Korea, aims to support financial sector stability, resilience, and private sector–led growth and innovation in the East Asia and Pacific...

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Short selling around news in international stock markets

Gorbenko, Arseny - 2026

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Private money and public debt. U.S. Stablecoins and the global safe asset channel

Ferrari, Massimo Minesso; Siena, Daniele - 2026

This paper studies the international macro-financial implications of U.S. dollar-backed payment stablecoins. These digital assets create a new global safe asset channel that links private money creation and global payment needs directly to U.S. public debt. By reshaping the demand for safe...

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