Financial Law
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Learning outcomes
The aim of the course is to get acquainted with the regulative framework for securities and financial markets and to gain an understanding of the cooperation between legal and business economic factors affecting various forms of corporate finance. Among the practical objectives of the course there are various skills of market related corporate finance, such as an ability to evaluate the influence of legal rules for the choice of optimum forms of corporate finance and skills to produce and interpret information provided in legal rules for securities markets.
Content
The contents of the course include legal rules of listing, disclosure duties of issuers of securities, legal duties related to public bids, regulation of insiders and market abuse and the customer relationships of investment service firms. Also green finance and sustainability as well as financial technology (Fintech) and its implications to law are discussed.
Teacher
Matti Rudanko
Study material
Veil, Ru diger: European Capital Markets Law, 2017.
Online learning environment for the course & Activating Aalto ID
MyCourses online learning environment is a tool for both students and teachers for communication and managing everyday course work. You need an Aalto User ID to log in to the course's MyCourses workspace and participate in teaching. You can activate your Aalto User ID the day after the registration and you should activate it no later than the day before the start of the course.Instructions for activating your Aalto User IDDigital workspace of the course: MyCourses
More details on completing the course will be available at MyCourses closer to the start of the course.
Workload
Lectures 16 h
Seminar 4 h
Exam 3 h
Independent work 137
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Lectures 16 h
Exam 3 h
Independent work 141
Prerequisites
Principles of Business Law (Yritysjuridiikan perusteeti 32A00130) or similar.
Evaluation
Essay (individual or group) and presentation (individual or group), 40 % and Exam, 60 %
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Exam, 100 %
Teaching time and location
The teaching time and the location of the course can be found at Sisu information system
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- From the top of the page (Version drop-down menu), check that academic year 2023-2024 is selected
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Registration and course fee
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Course registration
Registration for this course starts on 11.12.2023 at 9.00
Registration for this course ends on 15.1.2024 at 23.59
The number of participants is limited to 25.
This course is organized by the Aalto University School of Business.
The course fee is paid upon registration for each course at a time and it is binding. Familiarize yourself with registration and payment rules as well as other guidelines for students:
Registration, payments and rulesAccess Token on Aalto University Campus
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Substitutes course 32E11100 Legal aspects of Finance.
Individual study arrangements
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