Readership: Banking and finance practitioners; legal and compliance departments in financial institutions; regulatory authorities in banking and financial services.
Edited by Etay Katz, Allen & Overy LLP
"By a well thought out question and answer format, the editors and his panel of authors succeed in making sense of the multiplicity of systems and presenting the key information on a consistent comparable basis" - David Stokes, Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation, Volume 24, Issue 10
1: ALBANIA 2: AUSTRIA 3: BELGIUM 4: BULGARIA 5: BOSNIA-HERZEGOVIA 6: CROATIA 7: CYPRUS 8: CZECH REPUBLIC 9: DENMARK 10: ESTONIA 11: FINLAND 12: FRANCE 13: GERMANY 14: GUERNSEY 15: HUNGARY 16: ICELAND 17: IRELAND 18: ISLE OF MAN 19: ITALY 20: JERSEY 21: LATVIA 22: LIECHTENSTEIN 23: LITHUANIA 24: LUXEMBOURG 25: MACEDONIA 26: MALTA 27: MOLDOVA 28: MONTENEGRO 29: THE NETHERLANDS 30: NORWAY 31: POLAND 32: PORTUGAL 33: ROMANIA 34: RUSSIAN FEDERATION 35: SERBIA 36: SLOVAKIA 37: SPAIN 38: SWEDEN 39: SWITZERLAND 40: TURKEY 41: UKRAINE 42: UK
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