Dr Federica Agostini is Assistant Professor of Economic Law at Utrecht University and a Research Affiliate at the University of Glasgow, where she obtained her PhD and LL.M. Her research, conducted within Utrecht University’s Centre for Regulation and Enforcement in Europe (RENFORCE), focuses on the role of law in mobilising market actors and capital markets towards sustainability goals. She has written extensively on the intersection of law and sustainable finance, including sustainability risks in the banking sector, the EU Green Bond Standard, and topical matters in financial regulation and corporate governance.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2.  Law as a vehicle for sustainability objectives in securitisations..- Chapter3..The ‘anatomy’ of securitisation law..- Chapter 4. Market actors as rule-makers of ‘sustainable securitisations’: the (lack of) ‘private hard law’ .- Chapter 5. Standardisation of ‘sustainable securitisations’: the role of ‘private soft law’.- Chapter 6. EU Harmonisation of ‘sustainable securitisations’: the role of ‘public hard law’ .- Chapter 7. Concluding remarks.

Dr Federica Agostini is Assistant Professor of Economic Law at Utrecht University and a Research Affiliate at the University of Glasgow, where she obtained her PhD and LL.M. Her research, conducted within Utrecht University’s Centre for Regulation and Enforcement in Europe (RENFORCE), focuses on the role of law in mobilising market actors and capital markets towards sustainability goals. She has written extensively on the intersection of law and sustainable finance, including sustainability risks in the banking sector, the EU Green Bond Standard, and topical matters in financial regulation and corporate governance.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2.  Law as a vehicle for sustainability objectives in securitisations..- Chapter3..The ‘anatomy’ of securitisation law..- Chapter 4. Market actors as rule-makers of ‘sustainable securitisations’: the (lack of) ‘private hard law’ .- Chapter 5. Standardisation of ‘sustainable securitisations’: the role of ‘private soft law’.- Chapter 6. EU Harmonisation of ‘sustainable securitisations’: the role of ‘public hard law’ .- Chapter 7. Concluding remarks.

Dr Federica Agostini is Assistant Professor of Economic Law at Utrecht University and a Research Affiliate at the University of Glasgow, where she obtained her PhD and LL.M. Her research, conducted within Utrecht University’s Centre for Regulation and Enforcement in Europe (RENFORCE), focuses on the role of law in mobilising market actors and capital markets towards sustainability goals. She has written extensively on the intersection of law and sustainable finance, including sustainability risks in the banking sector, the EU Green Bond Standard, and topical matters in financial regulation and corporate governance.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2.  Law as a vehicle for sustainability objectives in securitisations..- Chapter3..The ‘anatomy’ of securitisation law..- Chapter 4. Market actors as rule-makers of ‘sustainable securitisations’: the (lack of) ‘private hard law’ .- Chapter 5. Standardisation of ‘sustainable securitisations’: the role of ‘private soft law’.- Chapter 6. EU Harmonisation of ‘sustainable securitisations’: the role of ‘public hard law’ .- Chapter 7. Concluding remarks.