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International Banking Law (Hardcover)
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International Banking Law (Hardcover)
Series: American Casebook Series
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This is the first major casebook devoted to international banking
law. It examines cutting edge legal and regulatory developments in
international banking law, as focused through the business and
structural means by which banks conduct international
activities-the business of international banking. In doing so, the
book highlights the fact that, as international banking has grown
and increasingly plays a key role in the international economy, so
have practical and policy concerns arisen that have caused an
increasing need and support for international banking laws and
regulation. The book presents the practical aspects of legal issues
that arise in the most common international banking transactions,
including the legal role of international banks in letters of
credit transactions, international loan syndications and
international deposit transactions-so called "ringfencing" of
deposits. In so doing, the book seeks to engage the student to
understand the respective roles, responsibilities and liabilities
of banks associated with these transactions, and the related
regulatory concerns reflected in banking laws, regulations and
policies. This book also explores international banking regulation,
including an analysis of the international principles of bank
supervision and the evolving work and influence of the Basel
Committee on Bank Regulation and Supervision and regulation of U.S.
banks in foreign markets. Significantly, it examines critical
international banking legal issues and policies in the context of
the recent global financial crisis, government "bailouts" and
global financial regulatory reform initiatives responding to the
crisis, the causes of the global financial crisis, government
reactions and perceived weaknesses in the international financial
regulatory system, and regulatory reform covering the Dodd-Frank
Act, G-10 and Basel Committee reform initiatives. The book also
examines the regulation of foreign banking organizations in the
U.S. under the Federal Reserve Board's Regulation K and
International Banking Act, Foreign Bank Supervision and Enhancement
Act and related laws and regulations. Also, the book analyzes
current legal and regulatory developments in anti-terrorism, money
laundering, and embargo laws as relates to international banking
operations. Finally, the book covers the "single rulebook" banking
regulation of the European Monetary Union-the first transnational
regulation of international banking. The book also presents
emerging ethical considerations in international banking law
practice, and the implications of relevant ethical guidance by the
American Bar Association and the International Bar Association.
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