In 2019, we celebrated our PhD students' achievements & welcomed new recruits. Claudia Rodenbach joined us from Zurich to investigate fintech, new technologies & challenges to regulatory approaches. We look forward to sharing more new discoveries in 2020. Happy new year!

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