Equivalence and Substituted Compliance in Financial Markets Law

Jonas Schurger

Increasingly extraterritorial regulation of states, protectionist tendencies, and the EU's tightening of its foreign trade policy result in a growing legal fragmentation that stands in stark contrast to the reality of global financial markets. Equivalence and Substituted Compliance in Financial Markets Law champions deference as a viable concept to counteract this development, examining the mechanisms of equivalence and substituted compliance in the European Union, Switzerland and the United States from a comparative, economic, and constitutional perspective, and addressing how to design a global financial architecture in the future.

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Who is this book for?
Scholars and practitioners in financial markets regulation, international trade law, and EU/Swiss/US comparative law.

Which jurisdictions does it compare?
The European Union, Switzerland, and the United States, examining their equivalence and substituted compliance frameworks.

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