Capital market law
Capital market law represents the entirety of all norms and principles that regulate the issuance and trading of fungible investment instruments and aim to protect the individual investor as well as the functional protection of the capital market and the economy. Capital market law is therefore a cross-regional discipline that puts areas of law such as stock corporation law , securities law and stock exchange law in context.
In German law, capital market law includes the following laws:
- Stock Exchange Act (BörsG)
- Depotgesetz (DepotG)
- Financial Services Supervision Act (FinDAG)
- Financial Conglomerate Supervision Act (FKAG)
- Capital Investment Code (KAGB)
- Investor Model Procedure Act (KapMuG)
- Banking Act (KWG)
- Sales Prospectus Act (VerkProspG)
- Venture Capital Participation Act (WKBG)
- Securities Trading Act (WpHG)
- Securities Prospectus Act (WpPG)
- Securities Acquisition and Takeover Act (WpÜG)
- Payment Services Supervision Act (ZAG)
literature
- Dieter Zobl / Stefan Kramer: Swiss Capital Markets Law , Schulthess Zurich, 2004, ISBN 3-7255-4709-2 , p. 11.
- Markus Lenenbach: Capital Market Law , RWS Verlag Cologne, 2010, ISBN 978-3-8145-8127-9 .
- Katja Langenbucher : Stock corporation and capital market law , 2nd edition, Munich: CH Beck, 2011, ISBN 978-3-406-62494-0 .
- Barbara Grunewald : Introduction to Capital Markets Law , 3rd edition, Munich: CH Beck, 2014, ISBN 978-3-406-65413-8 .
Web links
- kapitalmarktrecht-im-internet.eu - overview with further references ( Thomas MJ Möllers , University of Augsburg)
