GRAHAM
ROBERTS
ROBERTS
conducts courses to help your
business with:
- Banking Law
- Financial Services Law
You can read the first chapter of the new 6th edition for free in pdf format. Just click Download pdf of first chapter (the file is 4.3Mb).
Updates to the Law Relating to Financial Services book
The UK courts from time to time make decisions which establish important precedents. So legal texts can rapidly become out of date. However, this book "Law Relating to Financial Services" will, in conjunction with this web site, remain completely up to date. Updates to the book will be posted on this page to keep you fully in the picture with the current law in the UK for Financial Services.
Current updates:
The UK courts from time to time make decisions which establish important precedents. So legal texts can rapidly become out of date. However, this book "Law Relating to Financial Services" will, in conjunction with this web site, remain completely up to date. Updates to the book will be posted on this page to keep you fully in the picture with the current law in the UK for Financial Services.
Current updates:
- Page 258 – National Westminster Bank v Spectrum Plus [2005] UKHL 41
- Page 84 – London North Securities Ltd v Meadows [2005] EWCA Civ 956
- Page 64 – Companies Law Reform Bill
- Page 78-79 - Office of Fair Trading v Lloyds TSB Bank and others [2007] UKHL 48 – House of Lords decision in favour of the consumer
"An excellent guide to everyday banking law. Concise yet comprehensive. Frequent references to the banking code and the ombudsman make this book of great practical value to students, banks and their customers."
Mike Reddy, formerly Deputy Banking Ombudsman.This new edition includes full text and commentary on the 2005 Banking Code and Business Banking Code. It also covers important new cases such as Tayeb v HSBC and Office of Fair Trading v Lloyds TSB.
- Graham Roberts is currently a Senior Fellow at the International Financial Law Unit of Queen Mary College, University of London.
- He has authored the two mainstream texts Law Relating to International Banking and Law Relating to Financial Services. Both of these books are widely used by lawyers, bankers and students of banking law.