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This area of specialization offers in-depth further training in national and international financial market law and examines the current private-law and regulatory fundamentals and framework conditions of banking, insurance, and finance law.

The first part deals with the Swiss, European, and international framework conditions of the financial markets for banks, investment services, and insurance companies.

The focus is on international organizations and their regulatory frameworks, the fundamentals of sectoral regulation, and the characteristics of the most important financial markets.

In the second part, an in-depth look is taken at the regulation of market participants, financial services, and the marketing of these products and the relevant treaties.

▪ Module 1: Institutional framework conditions for banks, investment services, and insurance
▪ Module 2: Market participants, products and distribution

The specialization can also be attended as a certification (CAS) course.

The specialization courses are only offered with a sufficient number of participants

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Economic Studies

Finance

Financial Law

Law Studies

Administrative Law Studies

Banking Law

Economic Law Studies

Insurance Law

With its 28,000 enrolled students, the University of Zurich (UZH) is Switzerland's largest university. Founded in the year 1833, UZH was Europe's first university to be established by a democratic political system; today, UZH is one of the foremost universities in the German-speaking world.

Module 1: General Conditions	Duration	Credits
FSB, BIS, IMF, and related bodies Principles of banking regulations: General and Switzerland Principles of European banking regulations: General and Switzerland Principles of European insurance Regulations Principles of Swiss and European securities regulations Money laundry and terrorism The Swiss National Bank and aspects of international cooperation FINMA and its practice International assistance in administrative and criminal matters Financial markets (CH / London, NY, Frankfurt)	70 Lectures	10 ECTS

Module 2: Market Participants, Products, Distribution	Duration	Credits
Consumer protection / data protection Regulatory environment of a bank and securities dealer Bank contracts and transactions Specific international banking transactions Regulatory environment of an insurance company Insurance contracts and transactions Reinsurance Specific international insurance transactions Mutual funds Securities	60 Lectures	10 ECTS

LL.M. International Banking, Finance and Insurance Law

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