Property Rights in Investment Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xv

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2. Introduction

   Pages 1-8

3. The New Order

   Pages 9-38

4. Developments of the Securities Markets

   Pages 39-53

5. The Use of Collateral in the Securities Markets

   Pages 55-72

6. Property Rights in Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity under English Law

   Pages 73-101

7. Property Rights in Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity under Swedish Law

   Pages 103-135

8. Property Rights in Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity under US Law

   Pages 137-166

9. Securities as Property

   Pages 167-181

10. Property Rights in Securities and the Doctrine of Specificity: A Comparative Analysis with an Outlook De Lege Ferenda

    Pages 183-196

11. Back Matter

    Pages 197-220

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• English
• Financial Collateral Directive
• Intermediated securities
• rehypothecation
• specificity

• Associate - Finance Group, Mayer Brown International LLP, London, United Kingdom

  Erica Johansson

Erica Johansson is a partner in Delphi’s Banking and Finance Group. She has extensive experience in advising leading financial institutions on derivatives and structured finance transactions, including advising on credit, equity, FX, index linked and OTC derivatives, hedging aspects of securitisation and project finance transactions and derivatives transactions with pension funds. Erica Johansson also advises clients on cash CDOs, securitisations, structured notes, repos, repackagings, securities lending and margining arrangements, restructurings and banking and finance matters generally. Prior to joining Delphi, she worked with derivatives and structured finance at two major international law firms in London. She is a leading expert in the area of intermediated securities and has also acted as a legal consultant to the World Bank.

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