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Zusatztext This book provides an excellent analysis of the relevant aspects of securitisation. Informationen zum Autor Dr. David Ramos-Muñoz is an Assistant Professor at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, where he teaches Commercial Law, as well as Company Law and Securities Regulation. He has worked as a lawyer at the firm J &A Garrigues, and at Freshfields in London after winning the Freshfields Financial Times Prize for the Best European Law Student. He has a PhD from the University of Bologne and his research interests are Financial and Securities Regulation and Uniform and Comparative Business Law and Arbitration. ; Kevin Ingram is a securitization partner at Clifford Chance LLP. Klappentext The Law of Transnational Securitization focuses on the legal aspects of securitization from a comparative and systemic perspective, identifying problems and providing solutions within the legal and regulatory framework. The subject is covered from a UK, European and US perspective with reference to other jurisdictions including India. Zusammenfassung The Law of Transnational Securitization focuses on the legal aspects of securitization from a comparative and systemic perspective, identifying problems and providing solutions within the legal and regulatory framework. The subject is covered from a UK, European and US perspective with reference to other jurisdictions including India. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part I: Introduction 1: A Guide to Securitization Regulatory and International Challenges Part II: Creditor Protection 2: Securitization and Creditor Protection Rules Part III: Investory Protection 3: Direct Investor Protection: SPV, Managers and Indenture Trustees 4: The Liability of the Sponsor/Originator 5: Gatekeepers' Liability: Underwriters and Rating Agencies Part IV: Financial Regulation 6: Asset-backed Securities Offerings and Disclosure Duties 7: Prudential Regulation of Securitization Part V: Transnational Securitization 8: Securitization and Conflict of Laws 9: Securitization and the Limits to the States' Extraterritorial Jurisdiction ...
