Federico Della Negra obtained his PhD in Law at the European University Institute.
A major strength of Della Negra's analysis lies in the fact that it does not only comprise a thorough examination of the relevant EU legislation and case law, but also provides the reader with very insightful and practical national law perspectives... The book has resulted in an original contribution to legal scholarship, which makes for a splendid read that will definitely refine our understanding of this highly pertinent topic. -- Evariest Callens * Common Market Law Review * EU law has increasingly regulated financial transactions but it has done so without harmonising the national private law which is applicable to these transactions. That leaves challenges on many levels. Federico Della Negra's MiFID II and Private Law: Enforcing EU Conduct of Business Rules is the most important scholarly response so far. -- Mads Andenas * Quaderni di Ricerca Giuridica, Banca d'Italia * Della Negra sets out the critical issues with clarity, providing extensive empirical case studies and a comparative methodology. At the same time, he exposes the civil law implications of such rules and the underlying 'Europeanisation of private law', providing practitioners and scholars with a new and comprehensive interpretation of EU financial regulations. -- Marta Cantero Gamito * European Review of Contract Law *