Apostolos Ath Gkoutzinis
Internet Banking and the Law in Europe
Regulation, Financial Integration and Electronic Commerce
Apostolos Ath Gkoutzinis
Internet Banking and the Law in Europe
Regulation, Financial Integration and Electronic Commerce
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Examines why a pan-European market for banking services has not yet been a viable proposition.
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Examines why a pan-European market for banking services has not yet been a viable proposition.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 404
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. April 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 653g
- ISBN-13: 9780521153232
- ISBN-10: 0521153239
- Artikelnr.: 30212877
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 404
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. April 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 653g
- ISBN-13: 9780521153232
- ISBN-10: 0521153239
- Artikelnr.: 30212877
Abbreviations; List of figures and tables; Preface; Introduction; Part I.
Introduction to Electronic Finance and Internet Banking: 1. Internet
banking in Europe: basic concepts and recent trends; 2. The legal
foundations of electronic banking activities; Part II. Online Banking and
International Market Access: The Causes of Incomplete Financial Integration
and What To Do About Them: 3. How excessive regulation and legal
uncertainty affect cross-border electronic banking and why policy reforms
are justified; 4. The governance of the European market in cross-border
electronic banking activities: why mutual recognition of national laws on
the basis of 'home country' control is the best institutional choice; Part
III. EU Harmonization and Convergence of National Laws Relating to
Electronic Banking Activities: 5. Risks and regulatory concerns relating to
electronic banking activities and the convergence of national prudential
regulatory standards; 6. EU measures of legal harmonization concerning
electronic commerce and distance marketing of financial services, data
protection, banking contracts and investor protection; Part IV. Applicable
Law and Allocation of Regulatory Responsibility in Cross-border Electronic
Banking Activities: 7. Cross-border Internet banking and the principle of
'home country' control in the EU financial services directives; 8. Mutual
recognition of national laws under the principle of 'country of origin' of
the Electronic Commerce Directive; 9. Applicable law and jurisdiction in
cross-border electronic banking contracts; Conclusions; Select
bibliography.
Introduction to Electronic Finance and Internet Banking: 1. Internet
banking in Europe: basic concepts and recent trends; 2. The legal
foundations of electronic banking activities; Part II. Online Banking and
International Market Access: The Causes of Incomplete Financial Integration
and What To Do About Them: 3. How excessive regulation and legal
uncertainty affect cross-border electronic banking and why policy reforms
are justified; 4. The governance of the European market in cross-border
electronic banking activities: why mutual recognition of national laws on
the basis of 'home country' control is the best institutional choice; Part
III. EU Harmonization and Convergence of National Laws Relating to
Electronic Banking Activities: 5. Risks and regulatory concerns relating to
electronic banking activities and the convergence of national prudential
regulatory standards; 6. EU measures of legal harmonization concerning
electronic commerce and distance marketing of financial services, data
protection, banking contracts and investor protection; Part IV. Applicable
Law and Allocation of Regulatory Responsibility in Cross-border Electronic
Banking Activities: 7. Cross-border Internet banking and the principle of
'home country' control in the EU financial services directives; 8. Mutual
recognition of national laws under the principle of 'country of origin' of
the Electronic Commerce Directive; 9. Applicable law and jurisdiction in
cross-border electronic banking contracts; Conclusions; Select
bibliography.
Abbreviations; List of figures and tables; Preface; Introduction; Part I.
Introduction to Electronic Finance and Internet Banking: 1. Internet
banking in Europe: basic concepts and recent trends; 2. The legal
foundations of electronic banking activities; Part II. Online Banking and
International Market Access: The Causes of Incomplete Financial Integration
and What To Do About Them: 3. How excessive regulation and legal
uncertainty affect cross-border electronic banking and why policy reforms
are justified; 4. The governance of the European market in cross-border
electronic banking activities: why mutual recognition of national laws on
the basis of 'home country' control is the best institutional choice; Part
III. EU Harmonization and Convergence of National Laws Relating to
Electronic Banking Activities: 5. Risks and regulatory concerns relating to
electronic banking activities and the convergence of national prudential
regulatory standards; 6. EU measures of legal harmonization concerning
electronic commerce and distance marketing of financial services, data
protection, banking contracts and investor protection; Part IV. Applicable
Law and Allocation of Regulatory Responsibility in Cross-border Electronic
Banking Activities: 7. Cross-border Internet banking and the principle of
'home country' control in the EU financial services directives; 8. Mutual
recognition of national laws under the principle of 'country of origin' of
the Electronic Commerce Directive; 9. Applicable law and jurisdiction in
cross-border electronic banking contracts; Conclusions; Select
bibliography.
Introduction to Electronic Finance and Internet Banking: 1. Internet
banking in Europe: basic concepts and recent trends; 2. The legal
foundations of electronic banking activities; Part II. Online Banking and
International Market Access: The Causes of Incomplete Financial Integration
and What To Do About Them: 3. How excessive regulation and legal
uncertainty affect cross-border electronic banking and why policy reforms
are justified; 4. The governance of the European market in cross-border
electronic banking activities: why mutual recognition of national laws on
the basis of 'home country' control is the best institutional choice; Part
III. EU Harmonization and Convergence of National Laws Relating to
Electronic Banking Activities: 5. Risks and regulatory concerns relating to
electronic banking activities and the convergence of national prudential
regulatory standards; 6. EU measures of legal harmonization concerning
electronic commerce and distance marketing of financial services, data
protection, banking contracts and investor protection; Part IV. Applicable
Law and Allocation of Regulatory Responsibility in Cross-border Electronic
Banking Activities: 7. Cross-border Internet banking and the principle of
'home country' control in the EU financial services directives; 8. Mutual
recognition of national laws under the principle of 'country of origin' of
the Electronic Commerce Directive; 9. Applicable law and jurisdiction in
cross-border electronic banking contracts; Conclusions; Select
bibliography.