Multilateralizing Deference - A Proposal for Reforming Global Financial Law
With increasing extraterritoriality of state regulation and supervision, deference is required to maintain the integration of worldwide financial markets.
Volume 56, Issue 2
With increasing extraterritoriality of state regulation and supervision, deference is required to maintain the integration of worldwide financial markets.
Banking and financial services have increasingly become dominated by new Financial Technology (FinTech), Regulatory Technology (RegTech), and other forms of advanced Technology (TechTech) change.
Agency law has, for many years, played an uncertain role in the relationship between parent companies and their subsidiaries.
As cryptocurrencies (crypto or cryptos) emerge as a new medium of exchange throughout the international community, legislatures from around the globe can be seen grappling with the ramifications of t…