An International Insolvency Law for Sovereign Debt? Learnings from the Euro ...Luca Amorello
Presentation of my new paper:
'An International Insolvency Law for Sovereign Debt?'
Seminar on “Sovereign Debt Restructuring and the Rights of Private Creditors”.
July 14, 2014,
House of Finance - Frankfurt.
The power of Soft Law How to regulate global financial markets with non-binding legal standards.
Lecture held at the University of Trieste on 20 April 2016
Lecture held at the University of Trieste School of Law on the relationship between systemic risks and contractual arrangements. The views expressed are of the author only and do not represent in any way the views of the ESRB
Shadow Banking and the Global Financial Crisis: The Regulatory Response (Oxfo...J.P. Reimann
This paper studies the shadow banking system and its regulation since the global financial crisis of 2008. The shadow banking system is a newly coined term, that is not yet (or only very scarcely) regulated or defined. It has been remarked that the shadow banking sector played a major part in the leading up to the crisis. While regulators have been quick to introduce stricter rules for banks and insurance companies, the shadow banks have been left largely untouched by new regulations.
Presentation by Marco Committeri and Pietro Tommasino Bank of Italy
Conference on:
“Sovereign Debt Crises: Prevention and Management"
Rome, 10 December 2018
An International Insolvency Law for Sovereign Debt? Learnings from the Euro ...Luca Amorello
Presentation of my new paper:
'An International Insolvency Law for Sovereign Debt?'
Seminar on “Sovereign Debt Restructuring and the Rights of Private Creditors”.
July 14, 2014,
House of Finance - Frankfurt.
The power of Soft Law How to regulate global financial markets with non-binding legal standards.
Lecture held at the University of Trieste on 20 April 2016
Lecture held at the University of Trieste School of Law on the relationship between systemic risks and contractual arrangements. The views expressed are of the author only and do not represent in any way the views of the ESRB
Shadow Banking and the Global Financial Crisis: The Regulatory Response (Oxfo...J.P. Reimann
This paper studies the shadow banking system and its regulation since the global financial crisis of 2008. The shadow banking system is a newly coined term, that is not yet (or only very scarcely) regulated or defined. It has been remarked that the shadow banking sector played a major part in the leading up to the crisis. While regulators have been quick to introduce stricter rules for banks and insurance companies, the shadow banks have been left largely untouched by new regulations.
Presentation by Marco Committeri and Pietro Tommasino Bank of Italy
Conference on:
“Sovereign Debt Crises: Prevention and Management"
Rome, 10 December 2018
My Master's Thesis with the title "The Elephant in the Regulator's Room: Estimating the Size of the Global Shadow Banking System" compares different approaches to measuring the true size of shadow banking, for which crucial data is still missing. In addition to official statistics, I propose two further methods of empirically estimating assets in this amorphous system following a recent paper. The findings suggest that the system is larger than assumed and accumulated $96 trillion in 2015.
A speech on 27 July 2017 by the Chief Executive of the UK Financial Conduct Authority heralds the likely end of LIBOR, with it potentially ceasing to be available after 2021.
Comments on insolvency frameworks for sub-national governments (Item4c)OECDtax
Presentation delivered during the 13th Annual Meeting of the OECD Network on Fiscal Relations Across Levels of Government, 23-24 November 2017, Paris, France.
May 13, 2015 Webinar
Presented by EDR & EBA
“The Dodd-Frank Act” is all over the news. It’s reportedly killing community banks, and will impact all of the banking members in this distribution in some capacity. In continuation of a February Environmental Bankers Association - Risk Management Call (EBA-RMC) John Rybak and Greg Lampe of BB&T Bank, and attorney Brad Merrill of Snell-Wilmer, will provide an explanation of what’s going on, notably with respect to Banking Vendor Management (“vetting the vendors”).
Since its passage in 2010, implementation and interpretation of the 2,323 page long Dodd-Frank Act has touched most every part of banking including how banks use vendors, particularly in the area of mortgages and consumer compliance. Five years later there remains substantial uncertainty as new rule making continues. During our call we will provide a summary of key regulatory areas every banker should be aware of in vendor management as well as some of the general results of Dodd-Frank and exposure for non-compliance.
First of two research papers on issues involving the current economic downturn that I wrote during my senior year at NYU in collaboration with NYU professor, (both are pending professional publication).
My Master's Thesis with the title "The Elephant in the Regulator's Room: Estimating the Size of the Global Shadow Banking System" compares different approaches to measuring the true size of shadow banking, for which crucial data is still missing. In addition to official statistics, I propose two further methods of empirically estimating assets in this amorphous system following a recent paper. The findings suggest that the system is larger than assumed and accumulated $96 trillion in 2015.
A speech on 27 July 2017 by the Chief Executive of the UK Financial Conduct Authority heralds the likely end of LIBOR, with it potentially ceasing to be available after 2021.
Comments on insolvency frameworks for sub-national governments (Item4c)OECDtax
Presentation delivered during the 13th Annual Meeting of the OECD Network on Fiscal Relations Across Levels of Government, 23-24 November 2017, Paris, France.
May 13, 2015 Webinar
Presented by EDR & EBA
“The Dodd-Frank Act” is all over the news. It’s reportedly killing community banks, and will impact all of the banking members in this distribution in some capacity. In continuation of a February Environmental Bankers Association - Risk Management Call (EBA-RMC) John Rybak and Greg Lampe of BB&T Bank, and attorney Brad Merrill of Snell-Wilmer, will provide an explanation of what’s going on, notably with respect to Banking Vendor Management (“vetting the vendors”).
Since its passage in 2010, implementation and interpretation of the 2,323 page long Dodd-Frank Act has touched most every part of banking including how banks use vendors, particularly in the area of mortgages and consumer compliance. Five years later there remains substantial uncertainty as new rule making continues. During our call we will provide a summary of key regulatory areas every banker should be aware of in vendor management as well as some of the general results of Dodd-Frank and exposure for non-compliance.
First of two research papers on issues involving the current economic downturn that I wrote during my senior year at NYU in collaboration with NYU professor, (both are pending professional publication).
Prof Joseph E Stiglitz's no-holds-barred Op-Ed in the Wall Street Journal explicitly calling the US to task for its “imperialist past and neocolonial present” regarding Puerto Rico, and his keynote address of the Third Working Session of the UN Ad Hoc Committee on Sovereign Debt Restructuring Processes. An indictment of the sovereign debt capital market and of the US government regarding its policies over Puerto Rico.
This presentation discusses the importance of front-end regulations when issuing debt, and the importance of conducting an adequate due diligence before investing in sovereign debt. Ignoring the details of applicable law to a bond issuance are not “back-end changes” when an issuer implements measures authorized by applicable law.