Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law 2025/11

Spotlight

Thomas Keijser, Eva Micheler: Digital securities, analog problems: how tokenisation undermines the rights of investors (767)

Scott Ralston: Legislating virtue: unfair relationships in the Supreme Court (770)
Michelle Gilmore-Parry: Challenging the status quo: designated counsel and sponsor blacklists (774)
Richard Hanke: Payback time: when lending agreements are silent on key terms (776)
Ferdisha Snagg, Noah D’Aeth: Loan participations: conflict-of-laws challenges under English and New York law (779)
Isabel Trinca: Losing privilege for iniquity short of fraud: implications of recent s 423 cases (781)
Roger Laville: Debt relief moratoria: important issues for creditors (783)
Isabel Tinsley, Sebastian Oebels, Lauren Kimmel: Financing data centres in the US and Europe: Part 2 (788)
Michael Huertas: Supply chain finance in the EU: Part 1 – lessons from recent failures and the case for a targeted SCF Regulation? (791)
Nick O’Grady, Philippe Bernier-Cormier, Gabby White: Super senior Revolving Credit Facility: a legacy product? (795)
Debashis Dey, Eren Ayanlar, Ola Sanni: Tokenised Islamic finance products: Shariah compliance meets digital innovation (798)
Chris Parrot: An Englishman in New York: English law considerations in New York law credit agreements (802)
Daniela Janikova: Digitising collateral: the LBMA’s digital gold initiative and UCC Art 12 (805)
Dominic Gregory: Sustainable Finance: Newspeak (808)

James McGachie, Isla Neil, Morven Henderson: Practical considerations for data protection and cybersecurity when deploying AI (810)
Euan Reid: The transfer of receivables in cross-border fintech securitisations: key considerations for originators (811)
Charlie McGarel-Groves, Kate Patane: 2025: Was consultation involvement key to avoiding regulatory divergence? (812)
Hywel Jenkins, Ian Thomas, Jack Moore: Motor finance: the FCA’s powers, and what the future might hold (814)