To increase the efficiency of both local and cross-border transfers and collateral transactions, today the vast quantity of securities are being held, transferred and pledged by entries to securities accounts with intermediaries (eg banks, brokers, clearing and settlement systems, etc), rather than in physical form by the investors or directly with the issuers. Unfortunately, more often than not choice-of-law and substantive law rules continue to reflect assumptions that securities were held, transferred and pledged by physical delivery and were supposedly mainly purely domestic transaction
Worldwide financial markets increasingly depend on structures that reduce risk by interposing interm...
In this Article, Professor Rogers challenges the assumption that securities transfer law has always ...
The essay analyses the function of the traditional conflict of laws rules in matter of property aspe...
Investors do not physically hold their investment securities any more. Securities are held and trans...
The purpose of the future instrument is to promote legal certainty and economic efficiency with resp...
Micheler analyses the German, Austrian and English law of securities, addressing the rules governing...
The evolution of the modern system of securities holding through intermediaries poses particularly d...
This briefing provides the legal background understanding in respect of securities which are held th...
Until 2009. the holding and transfer of securities held through banks and other custodians were gove...
The author describes the role of securities as collateral for international financial exposure and e...
The practice of securities holding, transfer, and collateral has changed significantly over the past...
English title: Securities Law and the Law of Things The article analyses the German rules governing ...
Decreasing the number of materialised securities for the benefit of electronic securities has led to...
In today's financial markets, investors no longer hold securities physically. Instead, securities su...
With the advancement of intermediated systems coupled with the rapid development of information tech...
Worldwide financial markets increasingly depend on structures that reduce risk by interposing interm...
In this Article, Professor Rogers challenges the assumption that securities transfer law has always ...
The essay analyses the function of the traditional conflict of laws rules in matter of property aspe...
Investors do not physically hold their investment securities any more. Securities are held and trans...
The purpose of the future instrument is to promote legal certainty and economic efficiency with resp...
Micheler analyses the German, Austrian and English law of securities, addressing the rules governing...
The evolution of the modern system of securities holding through intermediaries poses particularly d...
This briefing provides the legal background understanding in respect of securities which are held th...
Until 2009. the holding and transfer of securities held through banks and other custodians were gove...
The author describes the role of securities as collateral for international financial exposure and e...
The practice of securities holding, transfer, and collateral has changed significantly over the past...
English title: Securities Law and the Law of Things The article analyses the German rules governing ...
Decreasing the number of materialised securities for the benefit of electronic securities has led to...
In today's financial markets, investors no longer hold securities physically. Instead, securities su...
With the advancement of intermediated systems coupled with the rapid development of information tech...
Worldwide financial markets increasingly depend on structures that reduce risk by interposing interm...
In this Article, Professor Rogers challenges the assumption that securities transfer law has always ...
The essay analyses the function of the traditional conflict of laws rules in matter of property aspe...