Principles of Banking Law

This third edition of the Principles of Banking Law provides a unique and authoritative treatment of both domestic and international banking law. Assembled by a group of expert authors, this new edition contains expanded coverage of developments in the fields of regulation, payment, lending, and capital markets.

1 - Banks in the financial system
2 - Prudential regulation i: capital & liquidity controls
3 - Prudential regulation ii: structural reform, derivatives risks, deposit insurance, corporate governance
4 - Reconceptualising bank supervision and the lender of last resort
5 - Bank supervision in practice: the case of the UK and of the European banking union
6 - Bank insolvency and resolution
7 - The bank-customer relationship
8 - Bank networks
9 - The duty of confidentiality
10 - Advisory and transactional liability
11 - Cross-border banking
12 - Principles of payment
13 - Domestic payment systems
14 - Lending
15 - Banks and the capital markets
16 - Loan sales and securitisation
17 - Trade finance
18 - Security

Ross Cranston is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics. He was a judge of the High Court, Queen's Bench Division for just over nine years and the judge in charge of the Administrative Court from January 2016. He was MP for Dudley North 1997-2005 and Solicitor General 1998-2001. Emilios Avgouleas is the inaugural holder of the International Banking Law and Finance Chair at the University of Edinburgh and the director of the Edinburgh Center for Commercial Law. Kristin van Zwieten is the Clifford Chance Associate Professor of Law and Finance at Oxford University and a Fellow of Manchester Harris College. Christopher Hare is an Associate Professor of Law at Oxford University and a Fellow of Somerville College Theodor van Sante is junior counsel at 3 Verulam Building, Gray's Inn, London with a wide-ranging commercial practice in the fields of banking, insurance and financial services disputes.