Subjects:

Banking and Finance

Contents:

1. Argentina , Alejandro D. Fiuza and Pablo Gayol

2. Australia , Jodi Fullerton-Healey and Jon Carson

3. Austria , Stefan Tiefenthaler and Klemens Keferbö

ck

4. Belgium , Marc Vermylen

5. Brazil , Fernando Ruiz de Almeida Prado and Fabio Falkenburger

6. Canada , Simon Finch

7. Chile , Marcel Armas M.

8. China , Xusheng Yang

9. Czech Republic , Dana Schweigelová

10. Denmark , Niels Walther-Rasmussen and Simon Falbe-Hansen

11. England , Timothy Parsons

12. Finland , Tarja Wist

13. France , Olivier Hubert

14. Germany , Hendrik Haag and Oliver Peglow

15. Hong Kong , Lee Aitken

16. India , H. Jayesh

17. Indonesia , Emir Nurmansyah and Agus Ahadi Deradjat

18. Ireland , William Johnston

19. Israel , Keith Shaw

20. Italy , Lisa Curran

21. Japan , Takuya Oshida

22. Kuwait , Jasmin Paurus Kohina

23. Luxembourg , Michel Molitor

24. Mexico , Pablo Perezalonso

25. Netherlands , Willem (Pim) Rank

26. New York , Elizabeth A. Roff

27. New Zealand , Matt Yarnell and Richard May

28. Poland , Ewa Butkiewicz and Krzysztof Wojdylo

29. Russian Federation , Anna Ivanova and Elena Stepanenko

30. Scotland , Bruce Stephen

31. Singapore , Andrew Chan and Tay Yong Seng

32. South Korea , Suhn-Kyoung Hong and Jang-Ho Kim

33. Spain , David Garcí

a-Ochoa and Pedro Ravina

34. Sweden , David Zoran Stambolovski and Hans Abrahamsson

35. Switzerland , Markus Pfenninger and Rahel Gimmel

36. Turkey , Gö

zde Ç

ankaya, Ali Can Kolay and Tunc Sozen

37. Ukraine , Yaroslav Gregirchak

38. United Arab Emirates , Haider Khan Afridi, Liliya Altshuler and Jayanthi Guru

39. Venezuela , Patrick Petzall

40. UNCITRAL , Spiros V. Bazinas

• Valuable comparative study of the law and practice of taking first priority security over receivables in 39 jurisdictions
• Analysis of each region is supported by a case study to illustrate how the key principles arise in practice
• Includes a comparative table of the distinguishing features of taking security over debts in each country
• Contributor team comprises lawyers from leading firms in each jurisdiction, who offer expert commentary on the key issues
• International law chapter contributed by UNCITRAL

Security Over Receivables: An International Handbook is a practical guide to the key issues involved in taking security over receivables in 39 jurisdictions. Adopting a jurisdiction by jurisdiction structure, each chapter examines the key matters to consider when taking security over debts in a particular region.

Each analysis is followed by a case study, to exemplify and elucidate the central principles which arise in practice. A comparative table is also included to outline and illustrate the distinguishing aspects of taking security over debts in each country. The chapter from UNCITRAL gives a useful explanation of the position from an international law perspective. This work is a valuable preliminary reference point for practitioners advising on finance transactions, which involve security over receivables in a foreign jurisdiction.

Jurisdictions covered include: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New York, New Zealand, Poland, Russian Federation, Scotland, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates and Venezuela.

With contributions from well-respected lawyers from leading international firms in each jurisdiction, this book provides practitioners worldwide with considerable assistance when dealing with cross-border transactions in a number of different jurisdictions.