Henry N. Schiffman, lawyer and consultant specialising in financial and corporate sector reform, draws on more than three decades of work with international financial institutions and national authorities. He examines how financial sector legislation has evolved in developing and transition economies since 1990 and the challenges governments faced in building effective institutions. The lecture investigates central bank and commercial bank law, company law, secured credit, insolvency, securities law and recent financial stability reforms.
In English.
