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    Author(s)DASSESSE M
    PublisherINFORMA
    Edition1st Edition
    ISBN9781850442073
    Pages572
    BindingHardback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearJuly 1998

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    INFORMA Ec Banking Law 1998 Edition by DASSESSE M

    This book describes all aspects of the application of Community law to the banking sector. The section on Freedom of Establishment and Freedom to Provide Services has been expanded to take full account of the Second EC Banking Directive. The material on the supervision of Credit Institutions has been revised and now forms a new chapter which includes discussion of the Bank Accounts Directive and the new capital adequacy regime under which banks will operate as a consequence of the implementation of the Own Funds Directive and the Solvency Ratio Directive. The book's discussion of the EC Rules on competition now clearly defines their specific impact on banking operations.Table Of Contents:National legislationtable of casesfreedom of establishment and freedom to provide servicesthe supervision of credit institutions under EC lawbanking secrecy under EC lawthe freedom of movement of capital and current paymentsthe EC rules on competition and their impact on banking operationsconsumer protection in the field of financial servicesthe position of non-EC banks and thier subsidiaries under EC Lawfuture developments.