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European banking and financial services law

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  • "The initiative to improve the level of integration in banking and financial services law within the European Union, ongoing since the end of the seventies, has been largely successful. About 90% of the national laws regarding financial services are based on European law. The fifth edition of "European Banking and Financial Services Law", published by the European Association of Public Banks (EAPB) in co-operation with Editions Larcier, is a practical guide to the entire field of EU law in this area. The book, which is available as from today onwards, approaches the financial subjects thematically. For each of the distinct areas of practice it offers such essential guidance as the following: concise summary of the law as it stands and its legislative history, overview of laws binding and in force, pending legislation not yet adopted, issues under discussion in the European Parliament and the Council. A CD Rom enclosed with this book provides the full official versions of all Directives and Regulations published by the European Union in the fields of banking and financial services. The publication provides an overview about all subjects relevant to banks and funding agencies such as banking supervision, capital markets, accounting and company law, consumer protection, taxation, payments, measures to combat financial crime, competition law, civil law and other areas. Especially relevant for this fifth edition is the legislation which was generated by the financial turmoil. The European Association of Public Banks (EAPB) represents the interest of various public banks, funding agencies and associations of public banks throughout Europe, which together represents some 100 public financial institutions. The latter have a combined balance sheet total of about EUR 3.500 billion."

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  • "Naslagwerken (vorm)"

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  • "European banking and financial services law"
  • "European Banking and Financial Services Law"

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