Escalation without enforcement: hidden grace periods in tiered bank supervision
Study of hidden grace periods in tiered bank supervision and their policy consequences.
Featured at The CLS Blue Sky Blog.
Published Articles and Works in Progress
Published Articles
Good Administration in AI-Enhanced Banking Supervision: A Risk-Based Approach
Co-authored with Alessio Azzutti and Wolf-Georg Ringe. Study of risk-based safeguards for AI-enhanced banking supervision and their implications for fundamental rights and good administration.
Featured at the Oxford Business Law Blog.
Dynamism in Financial Market Regulation: Harnessing Regulatory and Supervisory Technologies
Co-authored with Wolf-Georg Ringe. Study of how RegTech and SupTech can make financial regulation more adaptive, and of the institutional choices for responsible deployment.
Works in Progress
The Root Causes of Supervisory Delay
Institutional analysis of persistent delay in supervisory decision-making and intervention.
The Development of Transparency in Global Stablecoins
Research on disclosure, governance, and transparency design in stablecoin ecosystems.
Bounded Supervisors
Public-choice law-and-economics analysis of bank supervision arguing that internal governance frictions in discretionary oversight produce slower and softer intervention, illustrated by the Silicon Valley Bank episode.