As a leading banking law and practice journal, Bankers’ Law publishes articles, opinions and commentaries for practitioners, academics, and students of the banking and finance world.

Articles published in Bankers’ Law are written by distinguished practitioners (likely barristers or solicitors) and academics from the UK and around the world, including within Australia, Austria, France, Germany, Italy Spain, and Switzerland. This diversity allows for a wide, comparative angle on important topics within banking law.

Articles are typically about “current practice” topics such as bail-out regimes, recapitalisation plans/bonds v loans, syndicated lending, investor claims, recovery and resolution planning and company administrations. They treat topics with an academic depth while also remaining practical.

Virtually all of our articles are available online. Some other features or resources may require a free registration to access. We’ve tried to make all of the articles short, clear and punchy so you can go through them quickly while juggling busy schedules.

The overriding majority of our articles and resources are freely accessible online. Our fee for enhanced articles or bespoke services is available on request.

Lawyers, bankers, finance professionals working in industry, academics, students and investors looking for authoritative legal analysis.

Contact us on [email protected] or + (773) 559-7043. We’re located at 1 N Dearborn St Ste 25, Chicago, IL 60602. Check the latest publications at bankerslaw.net.

Drop us a line—contact the Bankers’ Law team—we have extensive experience helping you meet your research, professional or learning needs in the world of banking law.