Law, Finance, and Technology

A research initiative at the @ILEHamburg, University of Hamburg @unihh | Coordinated by @georgringe | Take a look at our previous workshops here:

[Hamburg NAIL @HamburgNail]

The next @HamburgNail event on 19 May will host @j2bryson who will present "Digital Governance: Regulating intelligent and transnational technologies". To register follow the link below. https://t.co/17qQbQxtlB

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

A new report by Juan Carlos Crisanto, Johannes Ehrentraud and Marcos Fabian (@BIS_org's Financial Stability Institute) debates the regulatory challenges brought by Big Techs' entry into financial markets and proposes guidelines for regulators. A must read!
https://t.co/s6OLc0UmS7

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Our next workshop is coming soon!

Tomorrow, Tuesday, May 25, Professor Heather Hughes (@AUWCL) will join us to debate "The Complex Implications of #FinTech for Financial Inclusion."

Register here and invited your colleagues!

https://t.co/r52qwjqBkb

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

In her latest paper, Professor Heather Hughes (@AUWCL) makes a case for "the regulatory potential of state laws, especially the common law and commercial laws," to balance the systemic risks created by blockchain-based finance.

https://t.co/BhArBPSlH1

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

On Tuesday, May 25, Prof Heather Hughes (@AmericanU Washington College of Law) will join us to debate "The Complex Implications of #FinTech for Financial Inclusion."

We are looking forward to seeing you there!

Don't forget to register here:
https://t.co/r52qwjqBkb

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

We are starting soon! Join us today, April 22nd, at 12:30 (CEST) for an exciting talk with Professor Philip Treleaven (@uclcs) on #AI, #DataScience, and the automation of legal services. We are looking forward to seeing you there! Register here: https://t.co/8wFi7qgx4M

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Our next LFT workshop is coming soon!

This Thursday, April 22, Professor Philip Treleaven (@uclcs) will talk about the use of #AI and #DataScience to automate legal services, regulation, and the law.

Don't forget to register here: https://t.co/8wFi7pYVGc

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Prof Philip Treleaven @uclcs will join us Thursday, April 22, 12:30 CET, at our next LFT workshop.

"Algorithms and Digital Legal Services" will focus on the use of #AI and #DataScience to automate legal services, regulation, and the law.

Register here: https://t.co/ptE9IiyojU

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Building upon Ostrom's work on governing the commons and Hart's work on incomplete contracts, @GusHurwitz proposes that perceiving and exploring regulation as a partnership has many advantages.

https://t.co/t49Zlj4Gyj

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

According to @DanAwrey, "bank regulation is constantly changing in response to new technological, financial, and other developments that threaten the dominant position of banks at the apex of our intertwined systems of money and payments."

https://t.co/yd045Dbsx0

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Iustina Alina Boitan and Kamilla Marchewka-Bartkowiak have recently edited a new book on #FinTech, #RegTech, and #SupTech. The publication covers topics related to new technologies and financial markets, such as AI, BigData, Blockchain, and cryptoassets.

https://t.co/MoYTpjTRds

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Join us today at 15:00 (CET) / 9:00 (ET) for our next LFT workshop with Prof Yesha Yadav (@vanderbiltlaw). Yadav will debate #FinTech and the Innovation Trilemma, and its challenges for international financial regulation.

Don't forget to register here: https://t.co/lwJG816pmm

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Professor Yesha Yadav @vanderbiltlaw points to how FinTech complexifies international financial regulation by increasing informational deficits among national regulators & increasing negotiation costs. A possible solution might be found in minilateralism.

https://t.co/LGiNB083dM

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Don't forget to register for our next LFT workshop with Prof Yesha Yadav, Thursday, Feb 18! Yadav (@vanderbiltlaw) will talk about Fintech and the Innovation Trilemma, also covering her latest project on the international governance of financial systems.

https://t.co/lwJG816pmm

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

@ChrisBrummerDr (@GeorgetownLaw) & Yesha Yadav (@vanderbiltlaw) propose a novel framework to understand the regulatory challenges of FinTech, and propose their strategies for effective regulation without stifling innovation. https://t.co/Uya7Ds10fi

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Prof Yesha Yadav @vanderbiltlaw is our next guest at the LFT Workshop! Thursday, February 18, at 15:00 (CET), Yadav will present the "Fintech and the Innovation Trilemma," a project she developed alongside Prof @ChrisBrummerDr.

Don't forget to register: https://t.co/lwJG816pmm

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

The Ethics in IT Public Lecture Series welcomes Karen Yeung this Thursday, February 4. Prof Yeung will debate "Myths and Misunderstandings About Responsibility for the Unintended Impact of Artificial Intelligence."

https://t.co/UfxPot63hE

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Jörg Hoffmann & @begokuia (@mpi_inno_comp) explore the value, costs, and challenges for data interoperability. While addressing limitations caused by IPRs, they also stress how "too much interoperability may have hidden costs and challenges for society."

https://t.co/532nRinu9c

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

In their last working paper, Lin William Cong, Xi Li, Ke Tang, and Yang Yang study the pervasiveness of wash trading in unregulated crypto exchanges and how they are "fuelled by current business incentives and ranking systems." https://t.co/IYFaYpuZe4

[Law, Finance, and Technology @LawFinanceTech]

Fatjon Kaja, @edomartino, & @freeprometeo question if #FinTech will generate or worsen market failures in their last Working Paper. They also propose a mechanism to uphold financial stability: "restrict the conversion of cryptocurrencies into fiat money."
https://t.co/vuEuHfsRTY