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The article focuses on the creation of institutional frameworks for cross-border bank regulation in 2015. Topics include the expansion of global economic integration between 1995 and 2015, the increase in foreign investments in developing nations, and the creation of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

The article discusses several legal and regulatory challenges which are associated with cross-border banking in Africa, focusing on issues related to international law, financial regulations in Africa, and the growth of institutions such as the Bank of Africa in Mali, Ecobank Transnational Inc. in Togo, and The Standard Bank of South Africa Ltd. Other topics include financial market development in Africa, corporate banking clients, and financial sector liberalisation in Africa.

The article focuses on cross-border banking regulation in Africa in 2014, particularly the legitimacy of soft law institutions. Topics include soft law institutions' compliance with international banking standards, the soft law approach to financial market regulation, and the success of self-regulation in the African banking system.