Prinzipien des Finanzmarktrechts (Principles of Financial Market Law)

Published: 19 May 2014

Das Lehrbuch führt in die ökonomischen und soziologischen Theorien des Finanzmarkts ein und enthält eine systematische Darstellung des Finanzmarktrechts. Es legt das Schwergewicht nicht auf eine branchen-, sondern prinzipiengeleitete Darstellung nach Rechtsgebieten: Rahmenregulierung der Geld- und Währungspolitik, Aufsichtsrecht, regulierte Selbstregulierung, privatrechtliches Regulierungsrecht, Missbrauchsbekämpfung. Die Kapitel werden durch Repetitionsfragen, Fälle und eine umfassende Literaturübersicht ergänzt.

Das Werk eignet sich als Begleitmedium zum Unterricht wie zum Selbststudium und richtet sich an Studierende von Fachhochschulen und Universitäten, sowohl im Grundstudium als auch in der Weiterbildung.

422 Seiten, ISBN 978-3-7255-6992-2, Preis CHF 98, Schulthess Verlag, Zürich/Basel/Geneva 2014. In Deutsch.

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