Karl-Philipp Wojcik is the General Counsel of the EU Single Resolution Board since 2020. Before, he was a Member of the European Commission’s Legal Service, held positions in international law firms and was a judge in Germany. He graduated in law from the universities of Münster, Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne and Cologne.Tim Wittenberg is a Senior Member of the Legal Service at the Single Resolution Board (SRB). Before joining the SRB, he worked in international law firms and the European Commission. He graduated in law from the universities of Cambridge (LL.M.) and Münster (Ph.D.).

• Panel I: Resolution transfer tools: legal challenges and impact of digitalisation.- Chapter 1: The Bridge Institution Tool in the Banking Union: When and How?.- Chapter 2: The Bridge Institution Tool: The Indispensable Second-Best?.- Chapter 3: Sale of Business Tool from the Experience Gained in the Banco Popular Case.- Chapter 4: Summary of the Panel Discussion.- Panel 2: Judicial Protection and International Investment Arbitration in the Context of Bank Resolution.- Chapter 5: Judicial Protection and International Investment Arbitration in the Context of Bank Resolution Concurrent Proceedings.- Chapter 6: Judicial Protection and Investment Arbitration in the Wake of the Del Valle Case: Some “EU Perspective” Reflections on the Possible Way Forward.- Chapter 7: Summary of the Panel Discussion.- Panel 3: A global approach to bank insolvency.- Chapter 8: The Orderly Liquidation of Non-Systemic Banks: A Toolkit for Legal Reform.- Chapter 9.

Karl-Philipp Wojcik is the General Counsel of the EU Single Resolution Board since 2020. Before, he was a Member of the European Commission’s Legal Service, held positions in international law firms and was a judge in Germany. He graduated in law from the universities of Münster, Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne and Cologne.Tim Wittenberg is a Senior Member of the Legal Service at the Single Resolution Board (SRB). Before joining the SRB, he worked in international law firms and the European Commission. He graduated in law from the universities of Cambridge (LL.M.) and Münster (Ph.D.).

• Panel I: Resolution transfer tools: legal challenges and impact of digitalisation.- Chapter 1: The Bridge Institution Tool in the Banking Union: When and How?.- Chapter 2: The Bridge Institution Tool: The Indispensable Second-Best?.- Chapter 3: Sale of Business Tool from the Experience Gained in the Banco Popular Case.- Chapter 4: Summary of the Panel Discussion.- Panel 2: Judicial Protection and International Investment Arbitration in the Context of Bank Resolution.- Chapter 5: Judicial Protection and International Investment Arbitration in the Context of Bank Resolution Concurrent Proceedings.- Chapter 6: Judicial Protection and Investment Arbitration in the Wake of the Del Valle Case: Some “EU Perspective” Reflections on the Possible Way Forward.- Chapter 7: Summary of the Panel Discussion.- Panel 3: A global approach to bank insolvency.- Chapter 8: The Orderly Liquidation of Non-Systemic Banks: A Toolkit for Legal Reform.- Chapter 9.

Karl-Philipp Wojcik is the General Counsel of the EU Single Resolution Board since 2020. Before, he was a Member of the European Commission’s Legal Service, held positions in international law firms and was a judge in Germany. He graduated in law from the universities of Münster, Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne and Cologne.Tim Wittenberg is a Senior Member of the Legal Service at the Single Resolution Board (SRB). Before joining the SRB, he worked in international law firms and the European Commission. He graduated in law from the universities of Cambridge (LL.M.) and Münster (Ph.D.).

• Panel I: Resolution transfer tools: legal challenges and impact of digitalisation.- Chapter 1: The Bridge Institution Tool in the Banking Union: When and How?.- Chapter 2: The Bridge Institution Tool: The Indispensable Second-Best?.- Chapter 3: Sale of Business Tool from the Experience Gained in the Banco Popular Case.- Chapter 4: Summary of the Panel Discussion.- Panel 2: Judicial Protection and International Investment Arbitration in the Context of Bank Resolution.- Chapter 5: Judicial Protection and International Investment Arbitration in the Context of Bank Resolution Concurrent Proceedings.- Chapter 6: Judicial Protection and Investment Arbitration in the Wake of the Del Valle Case: Some “EU Perspective” Reflections on the Possible Way Forward.- Chapter 7: Summary of the Panel Discussion.- Panel 3: A global approach to bank insolvency.- Chapter 8: The Orderly Liquidation of Non-Systemic Banks: A Toolkit for Legal Reform.- Chapter 9.