Research Handbook on Secured Financing in Commercial Transactions

Edited by Frederique Dahan

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This cutting-edge Handbook presents an overview of research and thinking in the field of secured financing, examining international standards and best practices of secured transactions law reform and its economic impact. Expert contributors explore the breadth and depth of the subject matter across diverse sectors, and illustrate the choices and trade-offs that policy makers face via a number of illuminating case studies. The result is a unique and wide-ranging examination of transactions reform across the world.

Keywords: Development Studies; Economics and Finance; Law - Academic (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: G0 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
ISBN: 9781781001837
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 How do creditor rights matter for debt finance? A review of empirical evidence , pp 3-25

John Armour, Antonia Menezes, Mahesh Uttamchandani and Kristin van Zwieten

Ch 2 The influence of the UNCITRAL Legislative Guide on secured transactions , pp 26-61

Spyridon V. Bazinas

Ch 3 A single framework governing secured transactions? Comparative reflections , pp 62-96

Frederique Dahan

Ch 4 Implementing Shari’ah-compliant collateral security regimes: Select issues , pp 97-131

Michael J. T. McMillen

Ch 5 Levelling the legal playing field: What the law can and can’t do to improve women’s access to secured finance , pp 132-164

Clare Manuel

Ch 6 Untying the Gordian knot: Farmers, banks, insurers, warehouse receipts, commodity exchanges, collateral managers and access to credit , pp 167-192

Nicholas Budd

Ch 7 Sowing the good seeds: The Brazilian experience of agriculture financing , pp 193-211

Christian de Lima Ramos

Ch 8 The potential of factoring for improving SME access to finance , pp 212-234

Ivor Istuk

Ch 9 Security in project finance and PPP and the implications for secured transactions law: “Security is a shield, not a sword” , pp 235-254

Jan-Hendrik Röver

Ch 10 Keeping it real: SME financing, secured transactions and risk appetite , pp 255-285

Tom Johnson

Ch 11 Financial collateral arrangements and the financial markets , pp 286-325

Edward Murray

Ch 12 Fundamentals of taking security interests in bank accounts , pp 326-354

Marek Dubovec

Ch 13 Secured transactions law reform in Russia: A tortuous but ultimately successful journey , pp 357-373

Natalia Nikitina and Julia Lymar

Ch 14 Reforming an established secured transactions legal system: Why and how Morocco is approaching the challenge , pp 374-402

Mustapha Mourahib and Ouns Lemseffer

Ch 15 Taking stock of Romanian secured transactions after 15 years of reform: A mapping of past, present and future milestones , pp 403-420

Victor Pădurari and Andreea Simona Burtoiu

Ch 16 Piecemeal reform: Is it the answer? , pp 421-450

Louise Gullifer

Ch 17 What makes a good law of security? , pp 451-486

Richard Calnan

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