Iris H-Y Chiu is a professor of Corporate Law and Financial Regulation at University College London (UCL) and Director of the UCL Centre of Ethics and Law, United Kingdom (UK). She is a research fellow of the European Corporate Governance Institute, and most recently, a senior scholar at the European Central Bank's Legal Research Programme.

Gudula Deipenbrock is a professor of Business Law at Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (HTW) Berlin, University of Applied Sciences, Germany, and Associate Research Fellow 2020/2021 at Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS), University of London, United Kingdom (UK).

Part I Policy, High-level Principles, Trends and Perspectives

1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the Financial Sector - Legal-Methodological Challenges of Steering towards a Regulatory 'Whitebox'

2. Smart Contracts and Civil Law Challenges: Does Legal Origins Theory Apply?

3. Fintech and the Limits of Financial Regulation: A Systemic Perspective

4. A Regulatory Roadmap for Financial Innovation

5. FinTech and The Law & Economics of Disintermediation

6. Financial Technologies and Systemic Risk - Some General Economic Observations

Part II Fintech and Lending

7.Fintech Credit Firms: Prospects and Uncertainties

8. Fintech Credit and Consumer Financial Protection

Part III Fintech and Payment Services

[...] Payment Services Regulation and International Developments

10. Current and Future Liability Concepts in European Financial Market Regulation

Part IV Fintech, Investment and Insurance Services

11. Robo Advice: Legal and Regulatory Challenges

12. Insurance and the Legal Challenges of Automated Decisions - an EU Perspective

13. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and FinTech: Market Efficiency and Systemic Risk

Part V Fintech, Financial Inclusion and Sustainable Finance

14. FinTech, Financial Inclusion and the UN Sustainable Development Goals

15. Digital Transformation and Financial Inclusion

16. Disintermediation in Fund-raising: Marketplace Investing Platforms and EU Financial Regulation

Part VI Cryptocurrencies and Cryptoassets

17. Cryptoassets in Private Law

18. Cryptocurrencies: Development and Perspectives

19. Distributed Ledger Technology and Sovereign Financing

20. Law and Regulation for a Crypto-Market: Perpetuation or Innovation?

Part VII Markets and Trading

21. High-Frequency Trading: Regulatory and Supervisory Challenges in the Pursuit of Orderly Markets

22. 'Trustless' Distributed Ledgers and Custodial Services

Part VIII Regtech and Suptech

23. "Computer Says No": Benefits and Challenges of RegTech

24. Fintech, Regtech and Suptech: Institutional Challenges to the Supervisory Architecture of the Financial Markets