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- Condition
- ISBN-13
- 9781032842042
- Type
- NA
- Publication Name
- NA
- ISBN
- 9781032842042
- Book Title
- Digital Finance Law : Common and Civil Law
- Book Series
- Routledge Research in International Commercial Law Ser.
- Publisher
- Routledge, Chapman & Hall, Incorporated
- Item Length
- 9.2 in
- Publication Year
- 2025
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Genre
- Law
- Topic
- Commercial / General, Insurance, Banking, General
- Item Width
- 6.1 in
- Number of Pages
- 280 Pages
Digital Finance Law: Common and Civil Law by Robert Walters Hardcover Book
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Routledge, Chapman & Hall, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1032842040
ISBN-13
9781032842042
eBay Product ID (ePID)
17072740389
Product Key Features
Book Title
Digital Finance Law : Common and Civil Law
Number of Pages
280 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2025
Topic
Commercial / General, Insurance, Banking, General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Law
Book Series
Routledge Research in International Commercial Law Ser.
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
6.1 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
LCCN
2024-048863
Dewey Edition
23/eng/20241017
Dewey Decimal
346/.08
Synopsis
This book assesses the rapidly changing landscape of digital finance regulation. Focusing on the laws of banking-finance, tax, insurance, intellectual property (patents and copyright) and international commercial arbitration, it also delves into the regulation of tokens and the laws pertaining to its development, use, and transaction. The book undertakes a comparative study of civil and common law jurisdictions such as Australia, India, Japan, Singapore, United Kingdom, European Union, and the United States. It explores how each jurisdiction is at various stages of developing its digital economy and providing banking and financial regulations for crypto-digital assets such as tokens. It also highlights the potential for global regulatory change and collaboration, such that there is a robust, efficient, and harmonised framework of standards, codes and law. The book asserts that blockchain technology will be a disruptive force to commercial law and will be important to taxation and insurance laws (smart contracts), as well as the technology that supports them. Due to the rapid transformation in regulatory landscape, the laws compared were as at November 2024. Since then there have been changes. It also expands on how international arbitration agreements will require more extensive knowledge on data and cybersecurity due to the use of expert evidence that involves blockchain, code, and cybersecurity, amongst other technological elements that facilitate smart contracts and token transactions. A book of keen interest to scholars of finance law, digital finance, and comparative law, as well as legal practitioners., “This book assesses the rapidly changing landscape of digital finance regulation. Focusing on the laws of banking-finance, tax, insurance, intellectual property [patents-copyright] and international commercial arbitration, it also delves into the regulation of tokens and the laws pertaining to its development, use, and transaction. The book undertakes a comparative study of civil and common law jurisdictions such as Australia, India, Japan, Singapore, UK, EU, and the USA. It explores how each jurisdiction is at various stages of developing its digital economy and providing banking and financial regulations for crypto-digital assets such as tokens. It also highlights the potential for global regulatory change and collaboration, such that there is a robust, efficient, and harmonised framework of standards, codes and law. The book asserts that blockchain technology will be a disruptive force to commercial law and will be important to taxation and insurance laws (contracts), as well as the technology that supports them. It also expands on how international arbitration agreements will require more extensive knowledge on data and cybersecurity due to the use of expert evidence that involves blockchain, code, and cybersecurity, amongst other technological elements that facilitate smart contracts and token transactions. A book of keen interest to scholars of finance law, digital finance, and comparative law, as well as legal practitioners”–, This book assesses the rapidly changing landscape of digital finance regulation. Focusing on the laws of banking-finance, tax, insurance, intellectual property [patents-copyright] and international commercial arbitration, it also delves into the regulation of tokens and the laws pertaining to its development, use, and transaction. The book undertakes a comparative study of civil and common law jurisdictions such as Australia, India, Japan, Singapore, UK, EU, and the USA. It explores how each jurisdiction is at various stages of developing its digital economy and providing banking and financial regulations for crypto-digital assets such as tokens. It also highlights the potential for global regulatory change and collaboration, such that there is a robust, efficient, and harmonised framework of standards, codes and law. The book asserts that blockchain technology will be a disruptive force to commercial law and will be important to taxation and insurance laws (contracts), as well as the technology that supports them. It also expands on how international arbitration agreements will require more extensive knowledge on data and cybersecurity due to the use of expert evidence that involves blockchain, code, and cybersecurity, amongst other technological elements that facilitate smart contracts and token transactions. A book of keen interest to scholars of finance law, digital finance, and comparative law, as well as legal practitioners.
LC Classification Number
K1066.W357 2025
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