Università Roma Tre

The course aims to provide students with the tools to learn about the elements of banking and financial law. In particular, the module dedicated to banking law will deepen: the system of sources of banking law, both European and national; the European banking union, the notion of a bank and financial intermediary; the role of the Bank of Italy; the different types of banks; banking activities, banking products and complex products; banking transparency; contracts with customers, consumer credit, the role of the ABF; then, with regard to financial activities, credit discounting, customer protection and leasing activities are deepened.


With reference, instead, to the part of insurance law, the other module concerns: the regulation of the insurance company, the insurance intermediaries, the insurance contracts, the sources, the insurance and reinsurance companies, the Directive c.d. "solvency II"; supervision of the insurance system, competition law and regulations of foreign companies; distribution of insurance products and various figures of intermediaries; non-life insurance classes; life insurance; forms of risk sharing in the insurance field with particular reinsurance analysis; co-insurance; compulsory insurance

P. Bontempi, Banking and finance law, Giuffré, latest edition: from the chap. I to the chap. VIII included.
A. Donati-G. Volpe Putzolu, Manual of insurance law Milan, Giuffrè Editore, eleventh updated edition: part I, from chap. II to the chap. V (from page 15 to page 45); part I, from the cap. VII to chap. IX (from page 51 to page 67); parts II / III, from the cap. XI to the chap. XXI (from page 77 to page 174); part III, from the chap. XXIII (from page 181 to page 195) from the chap. XXVII to the cap. XXIX (from page 223 to page 247).