Legal Problems of Credit and Security

The third edition of Professor Goode's highly acclaimed title further expalores the fundamental concepts of common law and equity as they affect typical secured transactions.
It has become a key work cited by courts and legal literature, and provides a conceptual overview of the law relating to secured transactions.
The conceptual framework that has been a key feature of the last two editions remains central to the book. However, it has been refined and enlarged to reflect modern refinancing developments, including dematerialisation and immobilisation. Other key features include:
* A thorough treatment of floating charges reflecting the latest developments in this important area
* A new chapter on security interests in investment securities. There is particular emphasis on securities held indirectly through a securities intermediary, taking account of UK legislation, the CREST rules and EC Directives on settlement finality and financial collateral arrangements