In October 2018, Dr Lerong Lu published an article "Black Swans and Grey Rhinos: Demystifying China's Financial Risks and the Financial Regulatory Reform" in (2018) 33 Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 594-597. Abstract: China now has a gigantic financial industry worth trillions of dollars. Its banks and insurance companies are among the largest in … Continue reading L Lu, ‘Black Swans and Grey Rhinos: Demystifying China’s Financial Risks and the Financial Regulatory Reform’ (2018) 33 Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 594-597
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L Lu and N Ye, ‘Chinese Depositary Receipts: What They Are, How They Work and Why This Represents a Golden Opportunity’ (2018) 33 Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 529-532
In September 2018, Dr Lerong Lu and Mr Ningyao Ye (PhD Candidiate, School of Law, University of Leeds) published an article "Chinese Depositary Receipts: What They Are, How They Work and Why This Represents a Golden Opportunity" in Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law (2018), Vol. 33 (8), pp. 529-532. The authors also … Continue reading L Lu and N Ye, ‘Chinese Depositary Receipts: What They Are, How They Work and Why This Represents a Golden Opportunity’ (2018) 33 Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 529-532
L Lu, ‘Solving the SME Financing Puzzle: Has Online P2P Lending Got the Midas Touch?’ (2018) 33 Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 449-460
In November 2018, Dr Lerong Lu published an article "Solving the SME Financing Puzzle: Has Online P2P Lending Got the Midas Touch?" in Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation (2018), Vol. 33, Issue 12, pp. 449-460. Abstract: This article investigates the financing dilemma of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK. After the … Continue reading L Lu, ‘Solving the SME Financing Puzzle: Has Online P2P Lending Got the Midas Touch?’ (2018) 33 Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 449-460
L Lu, ‘Promoting SME Finance in the Context of the Fintech Revolution: A Case Study of the UK’s Practice and Regulation’ (2018) 33 Banking and Finance Law Review 317-343
In November 2018, Dr Lerong Lu published an article "Promoting SME Finance in the Context of the Fintech Revolution: A Case Study of the UK's Practice and Regulation" in Banking and Finance Law Review (2018), Vol. 33(3), pp. 317-343. English Abstract: Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play a significant role in most European economies. In the … Continue reading L Lu, ‘Promoting SME Finance in the Context of the Fintech Revolution: A Case Study of the UK’s Practice and Regulation’ (2018) 33 Banking and Finance Law Review 317-343
L Lu, ‘Bitcoin: Speculative Bubble, Financial Risk and Regulatory Response’ (2018) 33 Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 178-182
In March 2018, Dr Lerong Lu published an article "Bitcoin: Speculative Bubble, Financial Risk and Regulatory Response" in Journal of International Banking and Financial Law (2018), Vol. 33(3), pp. 178-182. Abstract: In this article, the author tracks developments in bitcoin trading and considers regulatory responses. 2017 has witnessed a so-called bitcoin bubble, as entrepreneurs and professional investors rushed … Continue reading L Lu, ‘Bitcoin: Speculative Bubble, Financial Risk and Regulatory Response’ (2018) 33 Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 178-182
Journal Update: Banking & Finance Law Review, Vol. 32 (3), Aug 2017
This post lists the index of Banking & Finance Law Review, Vol. 32 (3), Aug 2017. It is of interest to legal practitioners and academics in the field of banking and finance law. For the full access of following articles, please visit the ProQuest Database or purchase the hard copies of BFLR. Articles: "A … Continue reading Journal Update: Banking & Finance Law Review, Vol. 32 (3), Aug 2017
Index: Journal of International Banking & Financial Law (2017), Vol.32(10)
This post lists the index of Journal of International Banking & Financial Law (2017), Vol.32, Issue 10, November. It is of interest to legal practitioners and academics in the field of banking and finance law. For the full access of following articles, please visit the Lexis Library or purchase the hard copies of JIBFL.
