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Principles of Banking Law

by Sir Ross Cranston, Emilios Avgouleas, Kristin van Zwieten

3rd Edition

Publisher: Oxford University Press

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Book Details

Print ISBN9780192555724
eText ISBN9780192555731
PublisherOxford University Press
Publishing Year2018
Edition3rd Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages632

Principles of Banking Law, 3rd Edition, is a textbook that examines banking and services law. The work applies an international perspective to situate domestic banking and financial law within a wider global context. This approach allows the analysis to address regulatory frameworks alongside commercial banking activities.

Through a themed, policy-oriented approach, the volume explores the regulation of banks, the customer relationship, and broader financial activities. Broad subject coverage addresses trade finance, capital markets, global banking regulation, and payment systems.

To demonstrate supervisory methods, the text examines practical bank supervision through dedicated case studies of the United Kingdom and the European Banking Union.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Banks in the Financial System

  2. Chapter 2: Prudential Regulation I: Capital and Liquidity Controls

  3. Chapter 3: Prudential Regulation II: Structural Reform, Deposit Insurance, Corporate Governance

  4. Chapter 4: Fundamental Principles of Bank Supervision and the Lender of Last Resort—A Reconceptualization

  5. Chapter 5: Bank Supervision in Practice: The Case of the UK and of the European Banking Union

  6. Chapter 6: Bank Insolvency and Resolution

  7. Chapter 7: The Bank–Customer Relationship

  8. Chapter 8: Bank Networks

  9. Chapter 9: The Duty of Confidentiality

  10. Chapter 10: Advisory and Transactional Liability

  11. Chapter 11: Cross-Border Banking

  12. Chapter 12: Principles of Payment

  13. Chapter 13: Domestic Payment Systems

  14. Chapter 14: Lending

  15. Chapter 15: Banks and the Capital Markets

  16. Chapter 16: Loan Sales and Securitization

  17. Chapter 17: International Payment Systems and Trade Finance

  18. Chapter 18: Security

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