Intermediated Securities

Louise Gullifer is Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Oxford and a Fellow and Tutor of Harris Manchester College, Oxford. Jennifer Payne is Professor of Corporate Finance Law at the University of Oxford, and a Fellow and Tutor of Merton College, Oxford.

• 1. Ownership of Securities: The Problems Caused by Intermediation Louise Gullifer 2. Interests in Securities: Practical Problems and Conceptual Solutions Ben MacFarlane and Robert Stevens 3. Intermediated Securities: Issues arising from Insolvency Gabriel Moss, QC 4. Core Issues under the UNIDROIT (Geneva) Convention on Intermediated Securities: Views from the United States and Japan Charles W Mooney, Jr and Hideki Kanda 5. The Legal Nature of Securities: Inspirations from Comparative Law Eva Micheler 6. Reuse of Financial Collateral Revisited Erica Johansson 7. Taking Security over Intermediated Securities: Chapter V of the UNIDROIT (Geneva) Convention on Intermediated Securities Antony Zacaroli, QC 8. Intermediated Securities and the Right to Vote in the UK Jennifer Payne 9. Intermediated Securities: The Choice of a Choice of Law Rule Maisie Ooi 10. Remarks on the Geneva Securities Convention's Development and its Future Herbert Kronke 11. Intermediated Securities: Views from Europe Habib Motani, Karin Wallin-Norman and Teun Struycken Appendix: UNIDROIT Convention on Substantive Rules for Intermediated Securities: the Geneva Securities Convention 2009

... a substantial benefit to all who work with the commercial law of securities. ... this volume very usefully foregrounds practical issues as its subtitle promises, whole also fitting well within the best tradition of academic essay collections. The essays are quite timely but should also prove to be of enduring value, and of course this short review cannot do justice to the richness and complexity of the matters covered. Carl S. Bjerre Banking and Finance Law Review 27:4 The book highlights the critical importance of the intermediated securities law, the area of the law that supports the backbone of securities markets. Given the importance of the systems for the holding of securities and the absence of comparably high-quality resources o the subject, the book is essential reading for any person interested in the area of intermediated securities. Marek Dubovec International Company and Commercial Law Review Volume 22, Issue 7