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Please note the following credit values:

BSc Course: 4.5 ECTS*
BSc Seminar Course: 9 ECTS
MSc Course: 5 ECTS
MBA Course: 3 ECTS
MBA Workshop: 1 ECTS
Language course: 5 ECTS

*The following BSc courses have a different credit value: 

Business Communication: Theory & Practice: 3 ECTS
Managing your personal performance holistically: 3 ECTS
Harmonizing Leadership with Personal Development: 3 ECTS
Mental Health First Aid: 1,5 ECTS
Understanding your personal performance base: 1,5 ECTS
Workshop Body Language for Women: 1,5 ECTS
Intercultural Competence - Fit for International Collaboration: 1,5 ECTS
Perform Yourself! Media and Presentation Coaching: Personal Presence!: 1,5 ECTS

Law of the Capital Market - Q4 - Kapitalmarktrecht - Q4

Course Content

The course concerns German and European securities law. It focuses mainly on the regulation of the various market participants (issuers; investors; intermediaries), trading venues (esp. stock exchanges, multilateral trading systems) and services (including IPOs, securities trading, custody). Market abuse law (insider trading, market manipulation), including ad hoc publicity and so-called managers' transactions, is also of major importance. In addition, the competences of the national and European supervisory authorities are dealt with.

Intended Learning Outcomes and Competencies

The primary objective of this course is to provide students with an understanding of the basic principles of Capital Markets Law.

Upon successful completion of this subject, students should be able to:

1Identify and describe the distinctive aspects of capital markets law in the European Union

2Identify the requirements of European capital markets law and apply to a fact situation relevant applicable principles

3Identify, locate and distinguish the various sources of capital market laws in the European Union, as well as relevant national legal principles

4Communicate the results of legal research and analysis at a high level and in an appropriate style

 

The principal learning outcomes of this course are:

•to provide students with a broad and critical understanding of the key issues and concepts in the Law of the Capital Market;

•to allow students to develop an understanding of the application of Capital Markets Law in a practical context;

•to allow students to develop an understanding of current trends and themes governing public equity markets in the European Union.

Form of Examination

Form of Assessment Weighting
(in %)
Duration of written exam
in minutes
Written Exam    
Oral Examination   -
Written Work (Individual)   -
Written Work (Group)   -
Presentation (Individual)   -
Presentation (Group)   -
Business Simulation   -
Class Participation   -
Answer-Choice-Exam   -
Other assessment format (please specify):   -

Literature

Buck-Heeb, Kapitalmarktrecht, 10. Aufl. 2019;

Grunewald/Schlitt, Einführung in das Kapitalmarktrecht, 4. Aufl. 2020;

Poelzig, Kapitalmarktrecht, 2018;

Gesetzestexte zum BörsG, WpPG, WpHG und der einschlägigen Ausführungsverordnungen, z.B.: Beck-Texte im dtv, Kapitalmarktrecht, 7. Aufl. 2020, Beck-Verlag.

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Lecturers

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Götze, Maximilian
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Indicative Student Workload

Self-Study 64 h
Contact Time 24 h
Examination 2 h