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Professor Sir Ross Cranston

Professor of Law

Sir Ross Cranston has been a professor of law since 2017. He was a judge of the High Court, Queen’s Bench Division for just over nine years from late 2007 and the judge in charge of the Administrative Court from January 2016. From 2017 he sat part-time in the Commercial and Administrative Courts.

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Book Review – September 2021

Professor Sir Ross Cranston of the London School of Economics reviews recent financial law titles

1 SEP 2021

Book Review: The Cambridge Handbook of Twin Peaks Financial Regulation

Professor Sir Ross Cranston reviews a recent publication which examines the “twin peaks” model of financial regulation

1 MAR 2022

Book Review – Derivatives Regulation – Rules and Reasoning from Lehman to Covid

Sir Ross Cranston of London School of Economics reviews a recent publication which analyses post-crisis derivatives regulation and highlights the need for better arrangements to hold financial regulators accountable

1 MAY 2022

Book Review – The Future of High-Cost Credit: Rethinking Payday Lending

Professor Sir Ross Cranston of the London School of Economics reviews a recent banking law book

1 JAN 2023

Book Review – December 2022

Professor Sir Ross Cranston of London School of Economics reviews a recent banking law book

1 DEC 2022

Book Review - March 2024

Professor Sir Ross Cranston of London School of Economics reviews a recent title which outlines the 1980s debt crisis, sets out how a solution was found and has a relevance for today and Richard Salter KC of 3 Verulam Buildings reviews the new edition of Paget’s Law of Banking

1 MAR 2024