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Financial Regulation in the Global Market

May 25, 2011/in /by Andrew Dickinson
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On Friday 10 June 2011, the British Institute of International and Comparative Law will hold its annual conference (full-day), entitled “Financial Regulation in the Global Market – Moving Beyond the State”. Among the eight panels addressing different aspects of this topic is one focussing on private international law issues.  In a session entitled, “Financial Regulation Hitting the Reality of Private Cross-Border Relations” (chaired by Dr Joanna Perkins, 3-4 South Square) the expert speakers will be:

  • Dr Peter Werner, ISDA
  • Professor Francisco Garcimartin Alferez, University Rey Juan Carlos
  • Professor Matthias Lehmann, University of Halle-Wittenberg

Further details (including other panels and speakers, venue and registration) are available here.

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