1. Introduction One of the key actors in the Banking Union is the European Banking Authority (‘EBA’), which plays a crucial role in ensuring the stability and effectiveness of the Union’s financial system. EBA cannot…
Those versed in the subject of soft law are aware that there is no universally accepted definition of soft law in the literature. Indeed, the sheer diversity of phenomena that fall under the expression “soft…
Join us for a discussion with Oren Tamir on his upcoming publication “Our Parochial Administrative Law”. This online event zoomed in on U.S. administrative law and the value of meaningful and productive comparative research. Professor…
Since its very beginning, European electronic communications policy has been strongly shaped by the use of ‘soft law’. Reasons for this can be found in the tensions within the institutional structure implementing European telecommunications regulation.…
The European System of Financial Supervision (EBA, ESMA, and EIOPA as regulatory agencies (the ESAs) and the ESRB responsible for macroprudential oversight) has been established in response to the economic and financial crisis. For the…