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The overview and analysis of the case law of the ECJ is particularly useful in the interpretation of provisions of Union law. In particular, in the field of retail financial services, especially in the financial services sector where the provisions are often highly technical, their interpretation becomes even more important. Over the years, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has delivered judgments which have reinforced European integration while granting citizens, and in particular consumers, ever more extensive rights. Thus, the protection of consumer rights in the case law of the ECJ is being given an increasingly important role. The objective of this seminar is to examine the effective control that the ECJ exercises on national law in relation to consumer and investor protection in the field of financial services.
Training Objectives
- to present recent ECJ Jurisprudence on consumer protection in financial services
- to analyse and exchange ideas on legal issues raised by the ECJ Jurisprudence
Training Outline
During the seminar an overview of recent case law of the ECJ shall be presented in relation to the following issues:
- the concept of “consumer” of financial services (indicatively, Judgment of the Court (Third Chamber), 2 May 2019 In Case C‑694/17)
- consumer loans, including loans contracts denominated in a foreign currency (indicatively, Judgment of the Court (Third Chamber), 14 March 2019 in Case C‑118/17, Judgment of the Court (Second Chamber), 14 February 2019 in Case C‑630/17, Judgment of the Court (Third Chamber), 2 May 2019 in Case C-694/17, Judgment of the Court (First Chamber), 11 September 2019 in Case C-383/18)
- unfair terms in consumer contracts with respect to retail financial services (indicatively, Order of the Court, 28 November 2018 in Case C-632/17, Judgment of the Court (Second Chamber), 14 February 2019 in Case C‑630/17)
- investor protection, focusing on market abuse (indicatively, Spector, Georgakis, Lafonta cases)
Who Should Attend
- Legal advisors
- Lawyers
- Compliance officers
- Senior Managers
Training Style
The course shall include the presentation and analysis of the ECJ Jurisprudence. The programme is designed to deliver knowledge and enhance participants’ skills via case-studies. Participants will benefit from customised feedback at the end of the programme and take away the knowledge gained to be transferred at their workplace.
CPD Recognition
This programme may be approved for up to 5 CPD units in Law. Eligibility criteria and CPD Units are verified directly by your association, regulator or other bodies which you hold membership.
The course has been approved and verified by the Cyprus Bar Association (CyBAR). The Summary of CyBAR’s Updated CPD Guidelines Based on the Operational Framework of the Cyprus Bar Association (CBA) Academy can be found here.
In-house Training
For groups within the same organisation, this course may be customized to meet any specific needs and delivered in-house.
Training Objectives
- To present recent ECJ Jurisprudence on consumer protection in financial services
- To analyse and exchange ideas on legal issues raised by the ECJ Jurisprudence
Training Outline
During the seminar an overview of recent case law of the ECJ shall be presented in relation to the following issues:
- the concept of “consumer” of financial services (indicatively, Judgment of the Court (Third Chamber), 2 May 2019 In Case C‑694/17)
- consumer loans, including loans contracts denominated in a foreign currency (indicatively, Judgment of the Court (Third Chamber), 14 March 2019 in Case C‑118/17, Judgment of the Court (Second Chamber), 14 February 2019 in Case C‑630/17, Judgment of the Court (Third Chamber), 2 May 2019 in Case C-694/17, Judgment of the Court (First Chamber), 11 September 2019 in Case C-383/18)
- unfair terms in consumer contracts with respect to retail financial services (indicatively, Order of the Court, 28 November 2018 in Case C-632/17, Judgment of the Court (Second Chamber), 14 February 2019 in Case C‑630/17)
- investor protection, focusing on market abuse (indicatively, Spector, Georgakis, Lafonta cases)
Who Should Attend
- Legal advisors
- Lawyers
- Compliance officers
- Senior Managers
Training Style
The course shall include the presentation and analysis of the ECJ Jurisprudence. The programme is designed to deliver knowledge and enhance participants’ skills via case-studies. Participants will benefit from customised feedback at the end of the programme and take away the knowledge gained to be transferred at their workplace.
CPD Recognition
This programme may be approved for up to 5 CPD units in Law. Eligibility criteria and CPD Units are verified directly by your association, regulator or other bodies which you hold membership.
