Gabriella Gimigliano holds a Ph.D. In banking law and law of financial markets and she is currently a lecturer in business law at the University of Siena, Italy.

• Preface: Approaching Mobile Payments and the Bitcoin within the EU Framework. Rationale and Objectives of the Study; Gambriella Gimigliano.- Part I. Institutional Strategies and Economic Background.- Chapter 1. The Regulatory machine: An Institutional Approach to Innovative Payments in Europe; Gino Giambelluca, Paola Masi.- Chapter 2. Economic Issues on M-Payments and Bitcoin; Gianni Bonaiuti.- Part II. The Framework: A European and a Comparative Outline.- Chapter 3. Bit by Bit: Assessing the Legal Nature of Virtual Currencies; Noah Vardi.- Chapter 4. Mobilizing Payments within the European Union Framework: A Legal Analysis; Gabriella Gimigliano.- Chapter 5. A Fuzzy Set in the Legal Domain: Bitcoins According to US Legal Formants; Andrea Borroni.- Chapter 6. M-Payments: How Much Regulation is Appropriate? Learning from the Global Experience;  Elisabetta Cervone.- Part III. The Challenges.- Chapter 7. Security Issues of New Innovative Payments and their Regulatory Challenges; Safari Kasiyanto.- Chapter 8. EU Data Protection and Future Payment Services; Gloria Gonzalez Fuster.- Chapter 9. The Classification of Virtual Currencies and Mobile Payments in Terms of the Old and New European Anti-Money Laundering Frameworks; Carolin Kaiser.- Chapter 10. Virtual currencies, M-Payments and VAT – Ready for the Future; Redmar Wolf.- Chapter 11. Mobile Payments and Merger Regulation: A Case Law Analysis; Daniele D’Alvia.- Conclusions.- Chapter 12. Mobile Payments and Bitcoin: Concluding Reflections on the Digital Upheaval in Payments; Benjamin Geva.

Gabriella Gimigliano holds a Ph.D. In banking law and law of financial markets and she is currently a lecturer in business law at the University of Siena, Italy.

• Preface: Approaching Mobile Payments and the Bitcoin within the EU Framework. Rationale and Objectives of the Study; Gambriella Gimigliano.- Part I. Institutional Strategies and Economic Background.- Chapter 1. The Regulatory machine: An Institutional Approach to Innovative Payments in Europe; Gino Giambelluca, Paola Masi.- Chapter 2. Economic Issues on M-Payments and Bitcoin; Gianni Bonaiuti.- Part II. The Framework: A European and a Comparative Outline.- Chapter 3. Bit by Bit: Assessing the Legal Nature of Virtual Currencies; Noah Vardi.- Chapter 4. Mobilizing Payments within the European Union Framework: A Legal Analysis; Gabriella Gimigliano.- Chapter 5. A Fuzzy Set in the Legal Domain: Bitcoins According to US Legal Formants; Andrea Borroni.- Chapter 6. M-Payments: How Much Regulation is Appropriate? Learning from the Global Experience;  Elisabetta Cervone.- Part III. The Challenges.- Chapter 7. Security Issues of New Innovative Payments and their Regulatory Challenges; Safari Kasiyanto.- Chapter 8. EU Data Protection and Future Payment Services; Gloria Gonzalez Fuster.- Chapter 9. The Classification of Virtual Currencies and Mobile Payments in Terms of the Old and New European Anti-Money Laundering Frameworks; Carolin Kaiser.- Chapter 10. Virtual currencies, M-Payments and VAT – Ready for the Future; Redmar Wolf.- Chapter 11. Mobile Payments and Merger Regulation: A Case Law Analysis; Daniele D’Alvia.- Conclusions.- Chapter 12. Mobile Payments and Bitcoin: Concluding Reflections on the Digital Upheaval in Payments; Benjamin Geva.

Gabriella Gimigliano holds a Ph.D. In banking law and law of financial markets and she is currently a lecturer in business law at the University of Siena, Italy.

• Preface: Approaching Mobile Payments and the Bitcoin within the EU Framework. Rationale and Objectives of the Study; Gambriella Gimigliano.- Part I. Institutional Strategies and Economic Background.- Chapter 1. The Regulatory machine: An Institutional Approach to Innovative Payments in Europe; Gino Giambelluca, Paola Masi.- Chapter 2. Economic Issues on M-Payments and Bitcoin; Gianni Bonaiuti.- Part II. The Framework: A European and a Comparative Outline.- Chapter 3. Bit by Bit: Assessing the Legal Nature of Virtual Currencies; Noah Vardi.- Chapter 4. Mobilizing Payments within the European Union Framework: A Legal Analysis; Gabriella Gimigliano.- Chapter 5. A Fuzzy Set in the Legal Domain: Bitcoins According to US Legal Formants; Andrea Borroni.- Chapter 6. M-Payments: How Much Regulation is Appropriate? Learning from the Global Experience;  Elisabetta Cervone.- Part III. The Challenges.- Chapter 7. Security Issues of New Innovative Payments and their Regulatory Challenges; Safari Kasiyanto.- Chapter 8. EU Data Protection and Future Payment Services; Gloria Gonzalez Fuster.- Chapter 9. The Classification of Virtual Currencies and Mobile Payments in Terms of the Old and New European Anti-Money Laundering Frameworks; Carolin Kaiser.- Chapter 10. Virtual currencies, M-Payments and VAT – Ready for the Future; Redmar Wolf.- Chapter 11. Mobile Payments and Merger Regulation: A Case Law Analysis; Daniele D’Alvia.- Conclusions.- Chapter 12. Mobile Payments and Bitcoin: Concluding Reflections on the Digital Upheaval in Payments; Benjamin Geva.