International Financial Law and Regulation

Content

Objective

The aim of the course is to ensure that students acquire basic knowledge of financial law and have a holistic picture of the relationships between the actors of financial law. Within the framework of this purpose, it is also aimed to understand the economic dynamics affecting finance law and the importance of regulation in terms of finance law at an introductory level.

Course Content

Within the scope of the course, a comprehensive lecture is given on the basic concepts of international finance law such as the historical evolution of the concept of finance, the international nature of finance law, the actors of finance law, the concept of risk, risk management, financial contracts, derivative instruments, the concept of regulation and its importance.


1. Finance and financing methods
2. Banks and other financial institutions
3. Banks and other financial institutions
4. Capital markets
5. Concept of risk and risk management
6. The concept of regulation and its importance
7. Financial Contracts
8. Simple Position - Funded Position Difference
9. Derivative Transactions
10. Derivative Transactions
11. The Role of Insurance
12. The Role of Guarantee
13. Clearing House

Course Learning Outcomes

After this course, students will learn the place and basic concepts of financial law, which is one of the important intersection points of economics and law, in the modern world, and will understand the importance of regulation for this branch of law.

Teaching and Learning Methods

Lectures, Articles

References

Joanna Benjamin, Financial Law, Oxford Press
Julia Black, Forms and Paradoxes of Principles Based Regulation, LSE Law, Society and Economy Working Papers 13/2008

Assessment System

ECTS