The Law of Transnational Securitization

by David Ramos-Munoz, Kevin Ingram

Overview

The Law of Transnational Securitization focuses on the legal aspects of securitization from a comparative and systemic perspective. It identifies specific problems that arise in the field of securitization, including transnational problems, and shows how to solve them within the legal and regulatory framework. The book covers securitization from a UK, European and US perspective throughout including reference to other jurisdictions including India.

This work focuses on the legal aspects of securitization from a comparative and systemic perspective Transnational approach looks at UK, European and US perspective and includes reference to other jurisdictions including India. Identifies specific problems that arise in the field of securitization and shows how to solve them within the legal and regulatory framework Analyzes the role of securitization in the credit crisis. Including coverage of the interaction of securitization with creditor protection rules in the context of insolvency law and full consideration of conflicts of laws and extraterritorial jurisdiction issues.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780199583928
Publisher:	Oxford University Press
Publication date:	05/13/2010
Edition description:	New Edition
Pages:	512
Product dimensions:	6.80(w) x 9.80(h) x 1.30(d)

About the Author

Dr. David Ramos-Munoz 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.

Table of Contents

Part I: Introduction1. A Guide to Securitization Regulatory and International ChallengesPart II: Creditor Protection2. Securitization and Creditor Protection RulesPart III: Investory Protection3. Direct Investor Protection: SPV, Managers and Indenture Trustees4. The Liability of the Sponsor/Originator5. Gatekeepers' Liability: Underwriters and Rating AgenciesPart IV: Financial Regulation6. Asset-backed Securities Offerings and Disclosure Duties7. Prudential Regulation of SecuritizationPart V: Transnational Securitization8. Securitization and Conflict of Laws9. Securitization and the Limits to the States' Extraterritorial Jurisdiction