- Banking Law and Financial Regulation
- Competition, Innovation and Trade Law
- Corporate and/or Commercial Law
- Corporate Law and Securities Law
- Criminology and Criminal Justice
- European Law
- Human Rights Law
- Information Technology, Media and Communications Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- International Business Law
- Legal Theory
- Public International Law
- Public Law
- Taxation
LSE Intellectual and Public Life
Corporate Law and Securities LawThe corporate securities markets arguably comprise the most dynamic sector of the financial industry. Business traditionally handled within the commercial banking and insurance sectors is making creative use of structured capital market techniques, and very significant reforms are taking place both in trading systems and in the post trade infrastructure. As well as new opportunities, these changes present new regulatory and legal risk management challenges. The teaching team includes world class academics and draws together scholarly and practitioner expertise. The LLM in Corporate and Securities Law provides a strong intellectual analysis of these markets, including insights from substantive private law, regulation and practice.
LL4A5Investment Funds Law in Europe
LL4AHComparative Company Law
LL4BFRegulating for Financial Stability
LL4BKCorporate Crime
LL4BLFinancial Crime
LL4CDEuropean Company Law
LL4CFUK Corporate Law
LL4F2The Law and Practice of International Finance
LL4F3Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructuring in Europe
LL4F4Takeover Regulation in the UK and the US
LL4G8Law of Corporate Finance
LL4H4Financial Law
LL4K8Law of Corporate Finance: Securities Regulation
LL4K9European Capital Markets Law