Banking and
Corporate

The banking law is that branch of law that relates to the bank as an institution and as an active or passive legal relations. Based on this basic distinction, can immediately identify two perspectives of studying the subject. The first is the study of the bank in a static sense, public law, in its legal dimension, active and passive in relations with supervisors and the second is the dynamic-private law, as a study of the institution banking, financial needs that the credit institution is to satisfy the legal instruments of which it uses, according to what the law provides.

Maritime Shipping and Commercial

Civil Law

Civil law (ius civile nL) is the set of legal rules governing relations between private individuals. It is a branch of private law with commercial law. Civil law includes matters of contracts, bonds, real rights, of persons and the family of succession due to death of liability. Instead, the commercial law is built around the concept of entrepreneur and business, and is particularly concerned with the discipline of enterprises organized in corporate form (as well as other institutions such as debt securities or so-called trade agreements, which detect primarily in relations between entrepreneurs) .