Edited by Iris H.-Y. Chiu, Professor of Corporate Law and Financial Regulation, University College London and Iain G. MacNeil, Alexander Stone Professor of Commercial Law, University of Glasgow, UK

'The Research Handbook brings a heavyweight group of contributors to the disparate group of financial activities called ''shadow banking''. Under the distinguished editorship of Professors Chiu and MacNeil, it provides an analysis of issues relating to financial regulation, the law, and policy making, which is both contemporary and of the highest quality.'--The Hon Sir William Blair, Queen Mary, University of London, UK'In the ten years since the financial crisis, we have seen a broad spectrum of the functions traditionally performed by banks being taken up by other players. This is one of the most fascinating fields of economics and regulation in the world of financial intermediaries. The books covers the entire spectrum of this new field, both wholesale as well as retail: a truly valuable contribution to this important topic.'--Katja Langenbucher, Goethe Universitat Frankfurt, Germany

• Contents:The Risks and Regulatory Perimeter for Shadow BankingIris H-Y Chiu and Iain G. MacNeilPart I Perspectives on Shadow Banking and the Regulatory Perimeter1. The Law and Economics of Shadow BankingHossein Nabilou and Alessio M. Pacces 2. Taking a Functional Approach to Understanding Shadow Banking: A Critical Look at Regulatory PolicyIris H-Y ChiuPart II Shadow Banking in the Wholesale Sector: Financial Innovation or Regulatory Arbitrage?3. The Repo Market, Collateral and Systemic Risk: In Search of Regulatory CoherenceJay Cullen4. Securitization and Structured Finance: from Shadow Banking to Legal Harmonization?Pierre de Gioia Carabellese5. Pushing Shadow Banking into the Light: Reforming the US Tri‐Party Repo MarketChristian Johnson6. Targeting Hedge Funds and ‘Repo Runs’Harry McVea7. Regulating OTC Derivatives: The CCP’s Role and the EMIRMark Hsiao8. Shadow Banking Directive InstrumentsEdmond J. Curtin and Joseph TanegaPart III Shadow Banking in the Retail Sector and Issues Relating to Financial Innovation9. Blockchain, Marketplace Lending and Crowdfunding: Emerging Issues and Opportunities in Fin TechEdward F. Greene, Jeffrey M. Amico and Surya Bala10. Out of the Shadow? Promises and Challenges of Peer-to-Peer LendingMingfeng Lin11. (Shadow) Banking on the Blockchain: Permissioned Ledgers, Interoperability and Common StandardsAnna P. Donovan12. European Money Market Fund Regulations and Universal TransparencyJoseph Tanega and Viktoria Baklanova13. Exchange Traded Funds in the Shadow Banking SystemPamela F. HanrahanPart IV Shadow Banking and Issues in Other Financial Centres14. Understanding Shadow Banking in the Chinese Context: Shadow Banking with Chinese CharacteristicsWei Shen15. Shadow Banking in SingaporeChristian HofmannIndex

Edited by Iris H.-Y. Chiu, Professor of Corporate Law and Financial Regulation, University College London and Iain G. MacNeil, Alexander Stone Professor of Commercial Law, University of Glasgow, UK

'The Research Handbook brings a heavyweight group of contributors to the disparate group of financial activities called ''shadow banking''. Under the distinguished editorship of Professors Chiu and MacNeil, it provides an analysis of issues relating to financial regulation, the law, and policy making, which is both contemporary and of the highest quality.'--The Hon Sir William Blair, Queen Mary, University of London, UK'In the ten years since the financial crisis, we have seen a broad spectrum of the functions traditionally performed by banks being taken up by other players. This is one of the most fascinating fields of economics and regulation in the world of financial intermediaries. The books covers the entire spectrum of this new field, both wholesale as well as retail: a truly valuable contribution to this important topic.'--Katja Langenbucher, Goethe Universitat Frankfurt, Germany

• Contents:The Risks and Regulatory Perimeter for Shadow BankingIris H-Y Chiu and Iain G. MacNeilPart I Perspectives on Shadow Banking and the Regulatory Perimeter1. The Law and Economics of Shadow BankingHossein Nabilou and Alessio M. Pacces 2. Taking a Functional Approach to Understanding Shadow Banking: A Critical Look at Regulatory PolicyIris H-Y ChiuPart II Shadow Banking in the Wholesale Sector: Financial Innovation or Regulatory Arbitrage?3. The Repo Market, Collateral and Systemic Risk: In Search of Regulatory CoherenceJay Cullen4. Securitization and Structured Finance: from Shadow Banking to Legal Harmonization?Pierre de Gioia Carabellese5. Pushing Shadow Banking into the Light: Reforming the US Tri‐Party Repo MarketChristian Johnson6. Targeting Hedge Funds and ‘Repo Runs’Harry McVea7. Regulating OTC Derivatives: The CCP’s Role and the EMIRMark Hsiao8. Shadow Banking Directive InstrumentsEdmond J. Curtin and Joseph TanegaPart III Shadow Banking in the Retail Sector and Issues Relating to Financial Innovation9. Blockchain, Marketplace Lending and Crowdfunding: Emerging Issues and Opportunities in Fin TechEdward F. Greene, Jeffrey M. Amico and Surya Bala10. Out of the Shadow? Promises and Challenges of Peer-to-Peer LendingMingfeng Lin11. (Shadow) Banking on the Blockchain: Permissioned Ledgers, Interoperability and Common StandardsAnna P. Donovan12. European Money Market Fund Regulations and Universal TransparencyJoseph Tanega and Viktoria Baklanova13. Exchange Traded Funds in the Shadow Banking SystemPamela F. HanrahanPart IV Shadow Banking and Issues in Other Financial Centres14. Understanding Shadow Banking in the Chinese Context: Shadow Banking with Chinese CharacteristicsWei Shen15. Shadow Banking in SingaporeChristian HofmannIndex

Edited by Iris H.-Y. Chiu, Professor of Corporate Law and Financial Regulation, University College London and Iain G. MacNeil, Alexander Stone Professor of Commercial Law, University of Glasgow, UK

'The Research Handbook brings a heavyweight group of contributors to the disparate group of financial activities called ''shadow banking''. Under the distinguished editorship of Professors Chiu and MacNeil, it provides an analysis of issues relating to financial regulation, the law, and policy making, which is both contemporary and of the highest quality.'--The Hon Sir William Blair, Queen Mary, University of London, UK'In the ten years since the financial crisis, we have seen a broad spectrum of the functions traditionally performed by banks being taken up by other players. This is one of the most fascinating fields of economics and regulation in the world of financial intermediaries. The books covers the entire spectrum of this new field, both wholesale as well as retail: a truly valuable contribution to this important topic.'--Katja Langenbucher, Goethe Universitat Frankfurt, Germany

• Contents:The Risks and Regulatory Perimeter for Shadow BankingIris H-Y Chiu and Iain G. MacNeilPart I Perspectives on Shadow Banking and the Regulatory Perimeter1. The Law and Economics of Shadow BankingHossein Nabilou and Alessio M. Pacces 2. Taking a Functional Approach to Understanding Shadow Banking: A Critical Look at Regulatory PolicyIris H-Y ChiuPart II Shadow Banking in the Wholesale Sector: Financial Innovation or Regulatory Arbitrage?3. The Repo Market, Collateral and Systemic Risk: In Search of Regulatory CoherenceJay Cullen4. Securitization and Structured Finance: from Shadow Banking to Legal Harmonization?Pierre de Gioia Carabellese5. Pushing Shadow Banking into the Light: Reforming the US Tri‐Party Repo MarketChristian Johnson6. Targeting Hedge Funds and ‘Repo Runs’Harry McVea7. Regulating OTC Derivatives: The CCP’s Role and the EMIRMark Hsiao8. Shadow Banking Directive InstrumentsEdmond J. Curtin and Joseph TanegaPart III Shadow Banking in the Retail Sector and Issues Relating to Financial Innovation9. Blockchain, Marketplace Lending and Crowdfunding: Emerging Issues and Opportunities in Fin TechEdward F. Greene, Jeffrey M. Amico and Surya Bala10. Out of the Shadow? Promises and Challenges of Peer-to-Peer LendingMingfeng Lin11. (Shadow) Banking on the Blockchain: Permissioned Ledgers, Interoperability and Common StandardsAnna P. Donovan12. European Money Market Fund Regulations and Universal TransparencyJoseph Tanega and Viktoria Baklanova13. Exchange Traded Funds in the Shadow Banking SystemPamela F. HanrahanPart IV Shadow Banking and Issues in Other Financial Centres14. Understanding Shadow Banking in the Chinese Context: Shadow Banking with Chinese CharacteristicsWei Shen15. Shadow Banking in SingaporeChristian HofmannIndex