Regulation and Supervision of the OTC Derivatives Market Ligia Catherine Arias B

This episode is a second sneak peek into the upcoming book: The Law of ESG Derivatives: risk, uncertainty and sustainable finance (Routledge, 2024). It examines the impact of ESG derivatives on sustainability goals. It explores how these financial instruments can align investment strategies with ESG principles to drive positive environmental and social change. The analysis discusses the benefits, challenges, and practical considerations in drafting financial contracts. https://www.routledge.com/The-Law-of-ESG-Derivatives-Risk-Uncertainty-and-Sustainable-Finance/Arias-Barrera/p/book/9781032429953#

First sneak peak of the upcoming book: ‘ The Law of ESG Derivatives: Risk, Uncertainty and Sustainable Finance’ to be published by Routledge during the first semester of 2024. This book weaves together a comprehensive legal analysis of sustainable finance regimes governing Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) derivatives, with insightful sociological perspectives on risks and uncertainties.

The concept of accountability of the credit scoring decision maker assisted by algorithms responds to the morphogenic nature of regulation. We argue that an effective concept of accountability ought to respond to the regulatory objectives of distributive justice and the reconfiguration of the right to privacy of financial consumers. The interdependence between social normativism, social integration, and regulation is at the core of this discussion.

En este episodio explicamos las características de los Derivados de Crédito, haciendo referencia particular a los elementos comunes de los Credit Default Swaps o CDS.

En este episodio explicaremos los aspectos fundamentales de los productos financieros híbridos, siendo los más conocidos los ‘contingent convertibles’ o CoCos.

Greenwashing is one of the most notorious risk of sustainable finance. In this episode we discuss how Sustainability-linked Derivatives SLDs might help to manage such risk.