Encyclopaedia of Banking Law

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The Encyclopaedia of Banking Law is an expert and comprehensive treatment of the modern English law relating to domestic and international banking. It is the most comprehensive work on banking law, divided into 15 sections with text and materials in each subject area. Encyclopaedia of Banking Law includes tables of cases and statutes, tables of contents by subject division, an invaluable subject index and also contains a full range of non-statutory materials.

Key benefits of The Encyclopaedia of Banking Law
- Comprehensively revised and updated, Encyclopaedia of Banking Law draws together material from a wide range of sources including company law, trusts and investor protection legislation to make it the one-stop reference guide for all those involved in banking law.
- Division F1 focuses on Islamic Financial Institution and Islamic Finance.
- Service issues expand the range of the work as current banking practice requires and give the reader a solid background to this ever-diversifying area of law.
- The Encyclopaedia of Banking Law Service has also been revised and updated to include full coverage and interpretation of the Banking Act 2009.
- The Encyclopaedia of Banking Law includes a monthly bulletin service to keep subscribers up-to-date with the very latest developments in the national and international banking industry. This title is also available online.
Six looseleaf volumes, six service issues per year (invoiced separately on publication).
A. Regulation of banking;
B. Banking and EC law;
C. The relationship of bank and customer;
D. Domestic banking operations;
D1. Payment and payment systems;
E. Securities;
F. International banking operations;
F1. Islamic Financial Institutions and Islamic Finance;
G. Statutory materials;
H. Domestic banking materials;
I. Securities materials;
J. EC materials;
K. International banking materials;
L. ICC materials;
M. Guidance materials
General Editors: Sir Peter Cresswell, Former Justice of the High Court; Sir W J L Blair, Justice of the High Court, Royal Courts of Justice; G J S Hill MA, BCL (Oxon), Barrister, 10 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn; Philip R Wood BA (Cape Town), MA (Oxon), Solicitor, Allen & Overy; P M Phillips MA (Cantab), Solicitor, Allen & Overy; R J A Hooley MA (Cantab); Andrew McKnight, Salans LLP, London; Prof. George Walker, Solicitor. Editors: William Edwards, 3 Verulam Buildings, Gray's Inn; Dr JCT Chuah LLM (Cantab), University of Westminster; Adam Kramer LLM (McGill), MA (Oxon), 3 Verulam Buildings, Gray's Inn; Antony Hainsworth LLB, LLM, Clifford Chance, LLP, Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Richard Hanke, 3 Verulam Buildings, Gray's Inn