Highlights
Mobility of individuals and alternative nexuses to establish and allocate taxing rights on income and wealth in an era of international tax competition
The growing tension between tax sovereignty and equity, along with fiscal measures to boost or curb international tax competition, significantly impacts future taxation of mobile individuals, potentially leading to a race to the bottom.
Labour Movement, Employment and Industrial Relations Law in Singapore
NUS Law’s Centre for Banking and Finance Law was privileged to host Mr Patrick Tay, Member of Parliament (Pioneer SMC) and Assistant Secretary-General in the NTUC, to speak to students, practitioners and members of the public on the topic ‘Labour Movement, Employment and Industrial Relations Law in Singapore’ on Tuesday 18 March 2025.
CBFL 10th Anniversary Lecture: Bank Resolution for Financial Stability in the European Banking Union
CBFL is pleased to have Dr Karl-Philipp Wojcik, General Counsel of the Single Resolution Board (SRB) to speak on bank resolution as a policy tool that enables highly specialist expert authorities to restructure banks in crisis situations to preserve financial stability. In the European Union, bank resolution rules were introduced roughly a decade ago. This lecture traces back the origins of bank resolution rules in the EU and provides an introduction to the main features of the Single Resolution Mechanism in the European Banking Union and with the Single Resolution Board at its core. It will examine how the EU banking resolution framework has been applied, what has been achieved and what have been the main lessons learnt so far.
[Blog post] Good Administration in AI-enhanced EU Banking Supervision: A Risk-based Approach
In his co-authored article with Pedro M. Batista and Georg Ringe, ‘Good Administration in AI-enhanced Banking Supervision: A Risk-based Approach’, recently published in the Columbia Journal of European Law, former CBFL Research Associate Alessio Azzutti investigates the legal and regulatory challenges of adopting supervisory technology (SupTech), particularly AI-related technologies, by EU banking supervisors. This research makes a significant contribution in furthering the development of the emerging interdisciplinary field at the intersection of AI, administrative law, and banking regulation.
Regulatory Protections against Payment Fraud: an International Perspective
CBFL director, Dr Sandra Booysen, gave a public seminar on regulatory responses to payment fraud at the University of Cape Town on 25 March 2025.
