An overview of the latest developments in intermediated securities, via analysis of the Geneva Securities Convention and future EU legislation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. The Geneva Securities Convention and the Future European Legislation in Comparison: 1. The Geneva Securities Convention: objectives, history, and guiding principles Luc Thévenoz; 2. Objectives and policies underlying the harmonisation of securities law in the EU Philipp Paech; 3. Rights of the account holder relating to securities credited to its securities account Philippe Dupont; 4. The rights of the investor under the Geneva Securities Convention and the proposal of a European securities law legislation Pierre-Henri Conac; 5. The transfer of intermediated securities Luc Thévenoz; 6. The truth about shortfall of intermediated securities: perspectives under the Geneva Securities Convention, United States law, and the future EU Legislation on Securities Holding Charles Mooney; 7. The concept of integrity in intermediated holding systems Hubert de Vauplane; Part II. Impact on Securities Laws of Selected European Jurisdictions: 8. Intermediated securities under Belgian law: assessing the impact of the UNIDROIT Convention on the regulatory environment Michel Tison and Lientje Van den Steen; 9. The Geneva Securities Convention, the future European legislation and their impact on French securities laws Philippe Langlet; 10. The Geneva Securities Convention, the future European legislation and their impact on German law Ulrich Segna; 11. The Geneva Securities Convention and the Swiss intermediated securities law reform Hans Kuhn; 12. The proposed EU legislation on securities holding Habib Motani; 13. The Geneva Convention: a Spanish perspective Francisco Garcimartín; Appendix I. UNIDROIT Convention on Substantive Rules for Intermediated Securities; Appendix II. EU Securities Law Directive: compilation of the rules discussed so far by the Member States' Working Group.
Part I. The Geneva Securities Convention and the Future European Legislation in Comparison: 1. The Geneva Securities Convention: objectives, history, and guiding principles Luc Thévenoz; 2. Objectives and policies underlying the harmonisation of securities law in the EU Philipp Paech; 3. Rights of the account holder relating to securities credited to its securities account Philippe Dupont; 4. The rights of the investor under the Geneva Securities Convention and the proposal of a European securities law legislation Pierre-Henri Conac; 5. The transfer of intermediated securities Luc Thévenoz; 6. The truth about shortfall of intermediated securities: perspectives under the Geneva Securities Convention, United States law, and the future EU Legislation on Securities Holding Charles Mooney; 7. The concept of integrity in intermediated holding systems Hubert de Vauplane; Part II. Impact on Securities Laws of Selected European Jurisdictions: 8. Intermediated securities under Belgian law: assessing the impact of the UNIDROIT Convention on the regulatory environment Michel Tison and Lientje Van den Steen; 9. The Geneva Securities Convention, the future European legislation and their impact on French securities laws Philippe Langlet; 10. The Geneva Securities Convention, the future European legislation and their impact on German law Ulrich Segna; 11. The Geneva Securities Convention and the Swiss intermediated securities law reform Hans Kuhn; 12. The proposed EU legislation on securities holding Habib Motani; 13. The Geneva Convention: a Spanish perspective Francisco Garcimartín; Appendix I. UNIDROIT Convention on Substantive Rules for Intermediated Securities; Appendix II. EU Securities Law Directive: compilation of the rules discussed so far by the Member States' Working Group.
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