Master of Laws in Banking Law in Switzerland

Find LLM Programs in Banking Law in Switzerland 2018

Banking Law

The Master of Laws degree commonly known as the LL.M., is an advanced graduate law degree. Candidates often already hold a first degree in law and are interested in furthering their studies of the law. Obtaining an LL.M. possesses a number of distinct advantages.

Also referred to as Financial Law, this is a developing section of LLM. It is a discipline concerning monetary policies and ways to handle finances in institutions as well as partnerships.

Switzerland (German: Schweiz, French: Suisse, Italian: Svizzera, Romansch: Svizra. Switzerland has some of the world renown universites like ETH in Zurich, EPFL in Lausanne, IHEID in Geneva, University of Lausanne or the University of St. Gallen. Keep in mind, it's much better to speak the local language, so if you can't speak either French, German or Italian, better go for a language course first.

Top Law Degrees in Banking Law in Switzerland 2018

Read More

1 Results in Banking Law, Switzerland Filter

Banking Law

  1. LLM
  2. Banking Law

Master of Law

All (1) Master of Law (1)

Switzerland

Switzerland

Study type

All Campus

Pace

All Full time Part time

LL.M. International Banking, Finance and Insurance Law

University Of Zurich - Faculty of Law
Campus Full time Part time 1 - 2 years February 2019 Switzerland Zürich + 1 more

LL.M. International Banking, Finance and Insurance Law [+]

Do new financial & insurance regulations lead to a greater transparency and reduction of risk in order to make financial systems more stable and better regulated? Do they make the global markets safer? How can new capital and bank structure rules strengthen the resilience to another financial crises and to provide greater consumer protection?

Switzerland, being attractive for both domestic and foreign companies seeking capital, is one of the world's leading financial centers and is characterized by its innovative ability, stability and security. Due to the high density of international and local financial service providers, companies from other industries have access to a sophisticated and liquid capital market, as well as state-of-the-art financial infrastructure. ... [-]