Banking Law
Banking law is a specialized area of law that regulates banks, financial institutions, and their activities. It encompasses the legal framework governing the creation, operation, and supervision of banks, as well as the relationships between banks and their customers. Banking law is designed to ensure the stability of the financial system, protect consumers, and maintain public confidence in financial institutions.
Business law is a fairly broad concept when considered in its primary sense, which refers to the rules applicable to companies, commercial activities, and merchants. This vast field of study can be especially daunting for students, as its regulations are complex and often highly mathematical. Financial law is the most vivid example of this, where the rule may sometimes involve the application of a mathematical formula.
