German Banking Law and Practice in International Perspective

List of contributors\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction\nPart One: Public Law of Banking and Financial Markets\nChapter One: The Deutsche Bundesbank and its Legal Regime\nChapter Two: The Institutional and Legal Framework for the European Monetary Union (EMU)\nChapter Three: Prudential Supervision of Banks in Germany and in the European Economic Area\nChapter Four: The German System of Securities and Stock Exchanges\nChapter Five: The Internal Market for Banking and Investment Services\nPart Two: Bank-Customer Relationship; Credits and Export Financing\nChapter Six: Bank-Customer Relationship in German Law and Practice\nChapter Seven:The Legal Framework for Prices and Charges in Banking Services\nChapter Eight: Consumer Credits and Other Private Credits in German Law and Practice\nChapter Nine: Business Credits and Credit Securities in German Law and Practice\nChapter Ten: Payment Terms: Letters of Credit\nChapter Eleven: The U.N. Convention on Independent Guarantees and the Lex Mercatoria\nPart Three: Annex\nBanking Act\nSecurities Act\nGeneral Business Conditions\nIndex