UCL, LSE OR BRISTOL FOR BANKING LAW?
Posted Jul 31, 2009 16:16
Posted Jul 31, 2009 17:15
I would say LSE.
Posted Jul 31, 2009 17:16
At least not Bristol.
Posted Jul 31, 2009 18:51
UCL or LSE.
Posted Jul 31, 2009 23:58
For banking and Finance Law, I would say KCL as a first choice, after that LSE and UCL as a last option (between the 3)
Posted Aug 01, 2009 06:43
I would choose KCL too because two of the co-authors of Ellinger's Banking Law teach there.
Posted Aug 02, 2009 09:20
I agree with Interalia. Although you can find excellent teachers at UCL and LSE for banking Law and Finance law modules, KCL has some of the flag bearers in the field:
Prof. Richard Holley and Prof. Eva Lomnicka (co-authors of Ellinger's Banking Law), Professor Ravi Tennekoon (International Finance), Professor Jan Dalhuisen and Dr Tunde Ogowewo (M&A and corporate finance)
Prof. Richard Holley and Prof. Eva Lomnicka (co-authors of Ellinger's Banking Law), Professor Ravi Tennekoon (International Finance), Professor Jan Dalhuisen and Dr Tunde Ogowewo (M&A and corporate finance)
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