Financial Laws

Financial laws: - Under the constitution, India is a union of State and all legislative powers are divided between centers and states. Briefly the scheme of distribution of legislative power is that the Parliament has exclusive power to make laws with respect to matters enumerated in list i.e. State List. The State Legislature has exclusive power to makes laws with respect to matters enumerated in State. However in certain contingencies e.g. when the Rajya Sabha passes a resolution under article 249 empowering the Parliament to make law.

The rapid and wide-ranging changes occurring in financial markets around the   world and in the legal and regulatory environment in which they operate has created a demand for people with expertise in both finance and financial law. This MSc takes an integrated approach to these two aspects by including risk management, regulation, mergers and acquisitions, initial public offerings, formation of companies and the bank-client relation, bond issues, and loans. It relates to both national and international finance and will introduce you to how financial and legal principles are applied in practice as well as in theory. Financial Law covers also Corporate Finance, Financial Law Legal Aspects of International Finance, Bank Financial Management, Legal Aspects of Corporate Finance, Bank Financial Management, Law & Regulation of Electronic Finance & Internet Banking Finance in the Global Market, Regulation of International Capital Markets, Corporate Governance, Banking & Capital Markets, Risk Management: Principles & Applications, Legal Aspects of Corporate Finance, Bank Financial Management, Law & Regulation of Electronic Finance & Internet Banking, Finance in the Global Market, Regulation of International Capital Markets, Corporate Governance, Banking & Capital Markets.