Boris Lazić Speaks at International Conference on Banking Law 2025
We are pleased to share that Boris Lazić, Barrister (England & Wales) and Advocate (Cyprus), participated as a speaker at the International Conference “Banking Law 2025 – Payment Services: Between the Digital Anvil and the Regulatory Hammer”, held in Belgrade on 17–18 November 2025.
Organised by the Association for Banking Law, the conference brought together leading experts and practitioners from the banking, financial, regulatory and legal sectors to discuss key developments shaping the future of banking law.
As part of the session on Corporate Governance in Banks, Boris delivered a presentation on Waller-Edwards v One Savings Bank and the Etridge Protocol, exploring its significance for banking practice and transactions involving guarantees and surety arrangements.
The conference addressed a broad range of contemporary issues, including digital payments, fintech regulation, artificial intelligence, cyber fraud, open banking and corporate governance, with contributions from prominent institutions and practitioners from across the international banking community.
Boris’s participation reflects his continued engagement with significant developments in banking, commercial and financial law, and his contribution to international legal discussion in these areas.
Read more about the International Conference “Banking Law 2025” on the Association for Banking Law website: International Conference “Banking Law 2025”
