International Financial Markets Law

The course aims at conveying an in-depth knowledge of the legal discipline of international corporate and financial operations to students, in the perspective of the interaction between the multiple systems and regulatory levels that regulate the different aspects of these operations. At the same time, the course aims to provide students with advanced methodological tools of private international law and of European Union law, applied in the area of financial markets and functional to the management of complex operations.

Students will acquire the ability to distinguish profiles of interaction, overlap and potential conflict between different regulatory systems, both in an ex ante perspective of planning future activities, and in the perspective of an ex post analysis of events and situations already in place. Moreover, they will become capable of arguing, discussing and managing this kind of situations, developing the topics in a logical, simple and consistent way. Finally, they will become equipped with the theoretical and practical tools by which they will be able to arrange concrete mechanisms to prevent - or solutions to solve - problematic situations