Olha Cherednychenko is Professor of European Private Law and Comparative Law at the University of Groningen. Her academic journey has taken her through the European University Institute, Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law, the London School of Economics, and the University of Turin. Her extensive scholarly work bridges European law, public law and regulation, and private law.

'Olha Cherednychenko's book brings together two fields of law, market regulation and private law, often kept distinct from each other. The only way to provide a full account of European private law and to detect the potential of innovative ideas, regulatory models, and the interaction between law-making and law enforcement is to combine the two. The excellent analysis breaks the border of traditional legal thought.' Hans-W. Micklitz, European University Institute, Florence

• 1. Introduction: the collision between market regulation and private law; 2. Setting the scene; 3. Regulatory standards and private law norms; 4. Regulatory enforcement powers and private law remedies; 5. Regulatory enforcement and private enforcement; 6. Regulatory sandboxes and private law; 7. Fundamental rights as a bridge between market regulation and private law; 8. Conclusion: the path to reconciliation between market regulation and private law; Select bibliography.

Olha Cherednychenko is Professor of European Private Law and Comparative Law at the University of Groningen. Her academic journey has taken her through the European University Institute, Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law, the London School of Economics, and the University of Turin. Her extensive scholarly work bridges European law, public law and regulation, and private law.

'Olha Cherednychenko's book brings together two fields of law, market regulation and private law, often kept distinct from each other. The only way to provide a full account of European private law and to detect the potential of innovative ideas, regulatory models, and the interaction between law-making and law enforcement is to combine the two. The excellent analysis breaks the border of traditional legal thought.' Hans-W. Micklitz, European University Institute, Florence

• 1. Introduction: the collision between market regulation and private law; 2. Setting the scene; 3. Regulatory standards and private law norms; 4. Regulatory enforcement powers and private law remedies; 5. Regulatory enforcement and private enforcement; 6. Regulatory sandboxes and private law; 7. Fundamental rights as a bridge between market regulation and private law; 8. Conclusion: the path to reconciliation between market regulation and private law; Select bibliography.

Olha Cherednychenko is Professor of European Private Law and Comparative Law at the University of Groningen. Her academic journey has taken her through the European University Institute, Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law, the London School of Economics, and the University of Turin. Her extensive scholarly work bridges European law, public law and regulation, and private law.

'Olha Cherednychenko's book brings together two fields of law, market regulation and private law, often kept distinct from each other. The only way to provide a full account of European private law and to detect the potential of innovative ideas, regulatory models, and the interaction between law-making and law enforcement is to combine the two. The excellent analysis breaks the border of traditional legal thought.' Hans-W. Micklitz, European University Institute, Florence

• 1. Introduction: the collision between market regulation and private law; 2. Setting the scene; 3. Regulatory standards and private law norms; 4. Regulatory enforcement powers and private law remedies; 5. Regulatory enforcement and private enforcement; 6. Regulatory sandboxes and private law; 7. Fundamental rights as a bridge between market regulation and private law; 8. Conclusion: the path to reconciliation between market regulation and private law; Select bibliography.