International Banking and Financial Technology Law

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School of Law and Social Sciences · Law

LLM International Banking and Financial Technology Law offers you specialist knowledge of banking and financial technology law, which covers core areas of modern banking and regulation of areas relating to Fintech, including: - bank-customer legal relationships - laws and principles of financial regulation - regulation of financial markets and securities - regulation of financial products and services - regulation of digital finance - virtual assets - robo-advisors You will learn about the global challenges emerging for banks and Fintech companies in areas such as climate change, sustainability, financial inclusion, and the use of disruptive technologies, and the emerging legal requirements associated with the addressing of these challenges. The programme is suitable for law graduates with an interest in banking and finance law - one of the important areas of legal practice, and also for non-law graduates who seek corporate employment, or employment in organisations with focus on the financial services industry and Fintech. The programme offers flexible delivery, which includes face-to-face delivery on the Bradford campus, or distance learning. Full-time and part-time options are offered for both types of programme.

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