Bharat Book Bureau, a leading market information aggregator has put forth a report - The Law of Derivatives
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If you have clients who are involved in the derivatives industry, you will know that the financial risks are high. This new book outlines what the risks are, according to how the law is currently set out - detailing the regulatory constraints on the derivatives business and showing where the pitfalls lie so that you can advise your clients on how to avoid them.
Written by Simon James, a partner at leading law firm Clifford Chance, The Law of Derivatives is an essential handbook for practitioners, in-house counsel and legal advisers to the industry. It shows you the legal risks arising in the negotiation and conduct of derivatives transactions so that you can offer advice to your clients which is pertinent and effective.
Written from a practical perspective, the work includes: the regulation of the derivatives market; the capacity to enter into derivatives transactions;
It also discusses the standard terms of derivatives transactions and the effect of the ISDA Master Agreement. Particular attention is paid to the use of derivatives in the insurance and reinsurance market and also ADR. As a result of using The Law of Derivatives you will be able to advise clients confidently and be able to guide them through the legal minefield which governs their activieites.
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