Dan Awrey is professor of law at Cornell Law School. He is the coauthor of Principles of Financial Regulation and a founding managing editor of the Journal of Financial Regulation.

"Awrey reframes Gresham’s Law for the technological age. In its original formulation, Gresham’s Law notes that good and bad money cannot circulate together. . . . For now, non-bank consumer money remains a small part of the picture. But as it proliferates, risks will emerge. To stay ahead of them, Dan Awrey’s book, Beyond Banks, is worth the read."---Marc Rubinstein, Net Interest

Dan Awrey is professor of law at Cornell Law School. He is the coauthor of Principles of Financial Regulation and a founding managing editor of the Journal of Financial Regulation.

"Awrey reframes Gresham’s Law for the technological age. In its original formulation, Gresham’s Law notes that good and bad money cannot circulate together. . . . For now, non-bank consumer money remains a small part of the picture. But as it proliferates, risks will emerge. To stay ahead of them, Dan Awrey’s book, Beyond Banks, is worth the read."---Marc Rubinstein, Net Interest

Dan Awrey is professor of law at Cornell Law School. He is the coauthor of Principles of Financial Regulation and a founding managing editor of the Journal of Financial Regulation.

"Awrey reframes Gresham’s Law for the technological age. In its original formulation, Gresham’s Law notes that good and bad money cannot circulate together. . . . For now, non-bank consumer money remains a small part of the picture. But as it proliferates, risks will emerge. To stay ahead of them, Dan Awrey’s book, Beyond Banks, is worth the read."---Marc Rubinstein, Net Interest