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The Law of Financial Futures


ISBN13: 5055278169001
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: Publication Abandoned



The Law of Financial Futures is a detailed practitioner/reference work on the law and practice relating to futures contracts and their trading. It looks at the general picture of the operation of futures contracts and then examines in detail the legal nature of futures and the way contractual relationships are established. The relationships set up in futures trading can be extremely complex and raise difficult questions of agency law.

Michael Peglow analyzes this clearly - explaining the structure and it relating legal principles. He also covers in detail settlement procedures and the impact of insolvency and gives a compelling analysis of the distinction between contracts involving speculation on an exchange and gaming contracts. This book includes a comparative analysis of the UK, German and Asian regimes plus discussions on the legal implications of cross-border trading.

Subjects:
Banking and Finance
Contents:
The structure and legal framework of futures, futures exchanges and clearing houses
development of trading in futures
inconsistent legal approaches towards futures
the standard Forward contract
the Long Gilt Futures contract
analysis of other types of international traded futures
a new system of economic classification of futures versus existing legal definitions of futures
Aleatory contracts
the legal nature of futures
malicious futures
approaches towards the limitations of the legal validity of futures under English, German and Asian law
a new transnational approach towards the legal validity of futures.