Journal of Banking Regulation
2009 - 2026
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Volume 27, issue 3, 2026
- The impact of digital transformation on contemporary trends in the banking industry pp. 1-16

- Haitham Mohamed El-Said
- The role of Sharia Board in Islamic banks’ efficiency: a comparative analysis of Iran, Indonesia and United Kingdom pp. 1-16

- Elisabeth Paulet and Hareesh Mavoori
- Effect of ESG engagement on loan quality of banks: analysing non-performing loans in emerging economy banks pp. 1-16

- Biju Ajithakumari Vijayappan Nair, Aghila Sasidharan, Arathy Chandralekha and Krishna Reddy
- Sincere cooperation and national legislative autonomy: Reconciling regulatory fragmentation with the ECB’s supervisory role pp. 1-28

- Sara Elisa Dietz
- Berlusconi II (Joined Cases C-512/22 P and C-513/22 P), Art. 4(3) SSMR and “autonomous concepts” of EU law pp. 1-28

- Filippo Annunziata and Thomaz de Arruda
- Weathering the storm: do insurance coverage and local governance moderate the impact of climate events on firms’ performance? pp. 1-22

- Mariarosaria Agostino, Maria Mazzuca and Sabrina Ruberto
- Banking risks and technology adoption: Evidence from emerging markets pp. 1-22

- Imen Khanchel, Naima Lassoued and Eya Béjaoui
- Impact of monetary policy on bank liquidity creation: Economic policy uncertainty channel pp. 1-14

- Seungho Lee and Md Zahangir Alam
- Stablecoins as criminal infrastructure: governance fragmentation, illicit finance, and state capacity in the Indo-Pacific pp. 1-14

- Ting-Ting Tsai and Shang-En Tsai
- Noninterest income, macroprudential policy and bank performance pp. 1-36

- Dilruba Karim, E. Philip Davis and Dennison Noel
- Foreign bank entry and net interest margins: insights from the rapid expansion era in Southeast Europe pp. 1-20

- Zana Beqiri Luma and Barbara Casu
- Bank stability and insolvency risk in emerging markets: a dynamic panel approach with PCA‑based Z‑score pp. 1-20

- Doan Van Dinh, Bui Yen Nhi, Nguyen Hai Dang and Nguyen Huynh My
- Basel III impact on asset quality, profitability, liquidity and stability in emerging markets: a triple-difference analysis pp. 1-20

- Muhammad Mazhar Hussain
- Prudence at a price? Expected regulatory stigma and sectoral credit reallocation under an NPL ceiling pp. 1-20

- Thi Lan Nhi Phung, Pham Van Kien and Chi Dat Le
- Core and emerging regulatory and supervisory practices for South Asian banks: is there harmonization? pp. 1-29

- Rachita Gulati, Dil B. Rahut, Sunil Kumar and Tetsushi Sonobe
- What promotes access to financial services and causes financial exclusion in Latin America and the Caribbean? pp. 1-29

- Kristina Kocisova
- All talk, no walk: how retail investor voice triggers bank digital washing pp. 1-17

- Lin Zhang, Xue Lei, Kunjian Zhao and Shanshan Yue
- Non-performing assets and legal resolution frameworks in Nepalese commercial banks: regulatory enforcement gaps and policy lessons from international experience pp. 1-12

- Mitra Prasad Bhattarai
- The legal concept of electronic money: commentary on the judgment of the court of justice of 22 February 2024, C-661/22 pp. 1-12

- Michał Grabowski
- Cashless payments and financial stability in the EU: the moderating effect of financial regulation pp. 1-12

- Mehmed Ganić
- Bridging the financial gaps, regulatory frameworks, and pathways in digital lending to sustainable growth pp. 1-12

- Kunchakara Raja Sekhar and Shaiku Shahida Saheb
- Regulating Central Bank Digital Currencies: Towards a Conceptual Framework pp. 1-19

- Simon Hess
- Geopolitical risk and global banking stability: the role of financial architecture, institutional quality, and regional integration pp. 1-25

- Karim Iddouch and Sara Loukili
- The uncomfortable position of financial institutions’ internal defence under the EU law of investment services pp. 1-25

- Mads Andenas Kc and Antonio Marcacci
- Is bank inefficiency transient or persistent? Evidence from Africa pp. 1-25

- Canicio Dzingirai and Tendai Gwatidzo
Volume 27, issue 2, 2026
- Green credit management and perceived lending outcomes in Ethiopia: the mediating role of risk management in banks and microfinance institutions pp. 1-16

- Teshome Mengstu Mekonen and Gurudutta Pradeep Japee
- Algorithmic governance in banking: a comparative analysis of risk-based and accountability-oriented oversight pp. 1-16

- Carlos García-Llorente and Ignacio Olmeda
- Transfer pricing, tariff-induced risk, and artificial intelligence supervision: a networked compliance model for banks and regulators pp. 1-16

- Roberto Moro-Visconti
- Advancing bank stability assessment: a SPRAF-enhanced Z-score framework for volatile markets (evidence from Myanmar’s banking sector) pp. 1-13

- Tin Htun Aung, Oyyappan Duraipandi and Amiya Bhaumik
- FinTech adoption and credit risk dynamics: evidence from China’s a-share banking sector pp. 1-14

- Yiran Liu, Ashley Tong and Pedram Nourani
- Banks and climate risk: a bibliometric review and policy perspective pp. 1-29

- Adriano Bellinvia, Paola Brighi and Valeria Venturelli
- The 2024 banking laws (amendment) act of India: a customer welfare perspective pp. 1-7

- Muhammed Riyas
- Contagion during the sovereign debt crisis: a systematic literature review pp. 1-17

- Eduardo Lourenço and Victor Barros
- The effect of funding risk on commercial bank stability in emerging economies pp. 1-18

- Khuc The Anh, Nguyen Duy Dat, Bui Nam Khanh, Bui Huong Giang and Ton Duc Hung
- Political instability and banking performance: evidence from Palestine pp. 1-12

- Mohanad Ismael, Shaker Sarsour and Tareq Ashour
- Unfit for purpose? The legal maze of credit scoring under EU law pp. 1-11

- Judith Arnal
- Shariah-compliant central bank digital currency: proposed design and implementation pp. 1-24

- Faizi Faizi
- From uncertainty to banking instability: global evidence pp. 1-19

- Md Hakim Ali, Md Akther Uddin, Arifur Rahman and Mohammad Kabir Hassan
- Escalation without enforcement: hidden grace periods in tiered bank supervision pp. 1-19

- Pedro M. Batista
Volume 27, issue 1, 2026
- Credit cycles, lending shocks, and the business cycle pp. 1-15

- Bert Smoluk
- Forecasting the worst: is implied volatility forward-looking enough? pp. 1-20

- Carlo Confalonieri and Paola De Vincentiis
- Impact of insolvency and bankruptcy code on public sector banks through credit lending channel. Indian experience pp. 1-14

- Ankita Prabhakar and Prasenjit Chakrabarti
- Stablecoin development: challenges and responses for domestic banks’ foreign exchange operations In China pp. 1-16

- Mengge Dai and Yuancheng Si
- Climate change concerns in central banks policies: a commentary pp. 1-8

- Wassim Shahin and Salpie Djoundourian
- Positive COVID-19 related sentiment, economic uncertainty & risk management implications pp. 1-13

- Dimitris Anastasiou, Antonis Ballis, Christos Kallandranis and Ioannis Vlassas
- Optimal bank capital: a trade – off corporate finance perspective pp. 1-12

- Federico Beltrame
- The efficiency of UK banks before, during, and after the Global Financial Crisis of 2008: data envelopment analysis (window approach) pp. 1-10

- Taha Alsadi
- AI-driven financial fraud: key risks and legal protections for financial institutions pp. 1-19

- Vitaliy Shpachuk, Olena Markova and Bogdan Adamyk
- The disciplinary effect of banking supervision: is the EU-wide 2023 stress test merely a supervisory formality? pp. 1-11

- Dimitrios Karakostas, Ioannis Tsakalos, Athanasios Fassas and Dimitris Kenourgios
- Capital, liquidity, and bank performance after the global financial crisis: evidence from the ‘big four’ retail banks in the UK pp. 1-25

- Donald Amuah, Chibuzo Amadi, Brian Telford and Inalegwu Ode-Ichakpa
- Legal and regulatory challenges in addressing high-tech crimes in the banking sector: developing a cybersecurity risk assessment framework for Vietnam pp. 1-17

- Luong Vu Bui
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