McKnight, Paterson, & Zakrzewski on the Law of International Finance

Dr Iwa Salami, University of East London (Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation, 2018) "This book is a comprehensive and up-to-date text on the law of international finance, dealing with key issues raised in modern day international financial transactions. With a rich provision and analysis of case law, it provides invaluable insight from the practitioners perspective and, therefore, is a very useful contribution to the literature on this subject. It can easily be described as a "must-read" for practitioners, academics and students of the law of international finance."

Professor Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal, Chair in Banking and Finance Law, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, QMUL (Business Law Review, 2017) "The study is thorough, logical and engaging. Overall, there are absolutely no doubts about the fact that this book is a must-have tool for both academics and practitioners involved in the area of international finance law. This is mainly because the reader can fruitfully get from it an insightful analysis of the main issues concerning this specific area of the law and very useful considerations about how to address these issues. Also, the reader can benefit from a vast number of references to the most recent and relevant court decisions."

Philip Wood, Allen & Overy LLP Reviews from previous edition
"An outstanding and indispensable work by a well-informed practitioner and accomplished writer. An excellent book."

Timothy Parsons, Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation "One expects that there will be ample scope for a second edition once some of the present difficulties have worked their way through the courts and once the author has had time to draw breath following the effort that has obviously gone into this magnum opus!"

Sarah Paterson is Assistant Professor, London School of Economics and Senior Consultant, Slaughter and May. Sarah specialises in restructuring and insolvency matters and has worked on both international and domestic restructurings. Dr Rafal Zakrzewski is a practising solicitor and Counsel at Clifford Chance, specialising in corporate finance with an emphasis on debt. Rafal was a University Lecturer in Corporate Law and Transactions at the University of Cambridge, where he established a graduate course on corporate transactions, and has taught at St Hugh's College at the University of Oxford.

PART A: INTRODUCTION AND GROUND LEVEL MATTERS ; PART B: CONFLICT OF LAWS AND CROSS-BORDER ISSUES ; PART C: COMPOSITE AND SPECIALISED FINANCING TRANSACTIONS ; PART D: SECURED TRANSACTIONS, EQUIPMENT FINANCE AND GUARANTEES