This course provides a critical introduction to the law, practice and policy of international finance from both regulatory and transactional perspectives. Combining public law and private law, it examines three broad areas: (1) the international monetary system and exchange rate regimes; (2) regulation of international financial markets; and (3) legal basis of financial transactions and the related dispute settlement issues. Designed to be of both theoretical and academic value, this module aims to help students grasp the big picture of the global financial world as well as obtain practical knowledge and skills about financial regulation and transactions.

Continuous Assessment: 30%

Examination: 70%

Examination Duration: 3 hours