Law

To what extent do the transitional provisions of Article 83 of the EU Succession Regulation safeguard legitimate expectations in light of the new harmonised system of international succession law? Dinah Riss examines this question and develops proposals for an interpretation of the provision that appropriately balances the interests involved.

Financial analysts, investment advisors, and financial journalists play a key role in shaping the financial opinions of private investors and are therefore subject to legal requirements. In light of the growing influence of financial influencers, the question arises as to how they should be classified from a regulatory perspective.

New European rules are intended to promote data use and data sharing. Lukas Tuschhoff examines how data trustees can be structured under company law. Particular emphasis is placed on the choice of legal form and the specific design of the trust arrangement.

How can fundamental rights protection remain effective as social realities evolve? Lea Norta addresses this fundamental question for the first time through the lens of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and develops criteria for its further development within the European multilevel system of rights protection.