The regulation of banks changed in 2008 with the global financial crisis. International attention was drawn to the way banks were regulated and to the challenges of regulating global financial markets.
The course on International Banking Regulations will deal with the main aspects of banking regulation and supervision. These include the organisation and governance of banks and banking groups, their supervision, their resolution and Anti-Money Laundering regulation. The main risks that banks have to face will be presented. The course will present not only theoretical issues but also practical examples.
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Carlo Lombardini - attorney-at-law in Geneva and a partner with the firm Poncet Turrettini, a reputed expert of banking law; an advisor to banks and other financial institutions. Carlo Lombardini is also an associate Professor at the Law School of the University of Lausanne; he teaches banking law to the Master of Law Students (Law Faculty and Business and Economics Faculty) and advanced legal methodology (Law Faculty, Bachelor programme 3rd year). He has published extensively in the field of banking law and has extensive experience as a board member of banks.