Principles of Banking Law
Principles of Banking Law provides an authoritative take on banking and services law, with coverage of global banking regulation, payment systems, capital markets, and trade finance. The text takes an international perspective, helping locate domestic banking law and financial law in its wider context. It takes a themed, policy-oriented approach to the subject. The text is composed of four parts. The first part looks at banks and bank regulation. Part II considers banks and customers. Part III examines payment and payment systems. The final part looks at banks and finance.
Authors
Sir Ross Cranston
Sir Ross Cranston
Emilios Avgouleas
Chair in International Banking Law & Finance School of Law, University of Edinburgh
University of Edinburgh
Research Member
Kristin van Zwieten
Professor of Law and Finance
Law Faculty, University of Oxford
Representative Member, Research Member
Christopher Hare
Christopher Hare
Theodor van Sante
Theodor van Sante
