Diritto dei titoli di credito

1. Knowledge and understanding. The course aims at the conscious acquisition of the notions and institutional discipline of the credit securities.

2. Applying knowledge and understanding. The training course is aimed at developing both the inductive capacity and the logical-deductive process of the students, stimulating a fruitful and active participation.

3. Making judgments. The student will develop an autonomous critical ability in the context of the issues dealt with the acquisition of suitable skills in evaluating, setting and solving practical issues.

4. Communication skills. The student will be able to relate to and transfer to third parties, including non-specialists, with clarity and technical language, information, analysis, value judgments, projects and proposals concerning financial and market problems, which the work activity will bring to face, knowing how to explain the reasons and the solutions adopted.

5. Learning skills. Active participation in lectures will allow a more effective learning of the discipline with an improvement of the individual study method.

Lessons in presence. Any different methods (mixed - telematic) will be indicated on the university website.

Adequate knowledge of civil law.

Recommended

PART ONE (3 credits)

Program description. The tools for mobilizing wealth. Debt securities. The bill. Checks him. Representative titles. The financial bill. financial products, financial instruments, securities. Dematerialization. 

Reference documents:

        G. Auletta - N. Salanitro - A. Mirone, Diritto commerciale, Giuffrè, 2015, §§ 151-188; § 220; § 267; § 271; §300-303.

N.B. The § symbol indicates paragraphs and not pages.

G. Auletta - N. Salanitro - A. Mirone, Diritto commerciale, Giuffrè, 2015, §§ 151-188; § 220; § 267; § 271; §300-303.

NB: The § symbol indicates paragraphs and not pages.

NB: You must have knowledge of the current legislative text. It is advisable to consult updated legislative collection.

Final exam: oral exam.

1. Legitimacy and ownership

2. Depreciation

3. The blank bill of exchange

4. The promissory note

5. The presentation of the check for payment

6. The financial bill

7. Representative titles

8. Dematerialization