The open access channels allowed by the guidelines of this journal are listed below by article version. Click a path for a more detailed view. Australian and International Banking and Finance Law and Practice IssuesThe Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice provides a forum for debate on Australian and international banking and finance law issues. The Academic Committee was established in 2013 and consists of academics from Australia and New Zealand who teach and conduct research on major topics in banking and finance law, including retail and corporate banking, corporate finance and fundraising, PPSA and secured transactions, financial services regulation, consumer credit, insolvency and other sub-disciplinary areas. JOURNAL OF BANKING AND FINANCE LAW AND PRACTICE has been in operation since 1990. – No HTML tags allowed- Website URLs are only displayed as text- Lines and paragraphs wrap automatically- Attachments, images or tables are not allowed One of the objectives of the Committee is to maintain an ongoing dialogue between scientists and the profession. We hope that our members` articles in this special issue will contribute to this dialogue through scholarly analysis that is engaging and stimulating. APPEASE. This database is available on the Informit online Internet service: www.informit.com.au The latest issue of the Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice has been published and edited by the Board of Directors of the BFSLA Academic Committee. The theme of the special issue is “Reflections on the Royal Commission on Banking and Financial Services” and presents a collection of scholarly articles written by members of the Academic Committee that critically assess important issues highlighted during the Royal Commission.

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