Ulrich G. Schroeter – författare

2020 marked the 40th anniversary of the CISG which now has over 90 Contracting States, with Hong Kong formally adopted the Convention in 2022, and further States are currently considering their accession to the Convention. Even more importantly, significantly more international case law applying the CISG has become available since the last edition in 2016. This timely new edition considers these new cases and other important developments and literature, continuing to provide the meticulous detail and authority of analysis of previous editions. Some of the article-by-article chapters have been completely rewritten.The fifth edition furthermore includes two new thematic chapters enabling coverage of topical subjects in a holistic way with reference to the various CISG articles they concern. In recent practice, contracts have started to emerge that concern the sale of data, raising numerous issues concerning the applicability of the CISG. The new CISG and Data Trading chapter addresses these questions, making this Commentary the first to cover "digital" trade under the CISG. The new chapter INCOTERMS and the CISG provides easily accessible overviews of all INCOTERMs 2020 and the interactions between contractual CIF, FOB and other INCOTERM clauses and the CISG''s provisions in case the Convention applies (as often in practice) as underlying sales law rules. Since the publication of the first edition in 1998, the Commentary has become an invaluable source for the comprehension and discussion of the Convention, frequently cited by legal writers, tribunals, and courts all over the world. Written by an international team of contributors, this book provides expert analysis, and combines judicial and scholarly views from numerous jurisdictions. This is the most comprehensive and authoritative commentary on the CISG, and an invaluable resource for scholars and practitioners alike.

2020 marked the 40th anniversary of the CISG which now has over 90 Contracting States, with Hong Kong formally adopted the Convention in 2022, and further States are currently considering their accession to the Convention. Even more importantly, significantly more international case law applying the CISG has become available since the last edition in 2016. This timely new edition considers these new cases and other important developments and literature, continuing to provide the meticulous detail and authority of analysis of previous editions. Some of the article-by-article chapters have been completely rewritten.The fifth edition furthermore includes two new thematic chapters enabling coverage of topical subjects in a holistic way with reference to the various CISG articles they concern. In recent practice, contracts have started to emerge that concern the sale of data, raising numerous issues concerning the applicability of the CISG. The new CISG and Data Trading chapter addresses these questions, making this Commentary the first to cover "digital" trade under the CISG. The new chapter INCOTERMS and the CISG provides easily accessible overviews of all INCOTERMs 2020 and the interactions between contractual CIF, FOB and other INCOTERM clauses and the CISG''s provisions in case the Convention applies (as often in practice) as underlying sales law rules. Since the publication of the first edition in 1998, the Commentary has become an invaluable source for the comprehension and discussion of the Convention, frequently cited by legal writers, tribunals, and courts all over the world. Written by an international team of contributors, this book provides expert analysis, and combines judicial and scholarly views from numerous jurisdictions. This is the most comprehensive and authoritative commentary on the CISG, and an invaluable resource for scholars and practitioners alike.

Von privaten Rating-Agenturen veröffentlichte Beurteilungen der Bonität von Unternehmen, Staaten und Finanzinstrumenten (Ratings) gehören heute zu den wichtigsten Informationen an den globalen Finanzmärkten. Die daraus resultierende Macht der Rating-Agenturen wird dadurch noch erhöht, dass zahlreiche staatliche Gesetze wie auch private Verträge auf Ratings Bezug nehmen und damit ihre Wirkung verstärken sowie verändern.Ulrich Schroeter untersucht die Gründe für den Einfluss von Ratings und die Charakteristika der Regulierung durch Ratings in vier beispielhaften Rechtsordnungen. Auf dieser Grundlage entwickelt er das Gebot der adressatengerechten Ausgestaltung rechtlicher Publizitätsregelungen und zeigt rechtsvergleichend Möglichkeiten und Grenzen einer Regulierung des Ratings auf, ohne dass dabei die wichtige Funktion von Rating-Agenturen als unabhängige Informationsintermediäre beeinträchtigt wird.Ulrich Schroeter wurde für seine Arbeit mit dem Hochschulpreis 2011 des Deutschen Aktieninstituts, dem Stiftungs-Förderpreis 2012 der Stiftung Kapitalmarktrecht für den Finanzstandort Deutschland und dem Förderpreis 2013 der Esche Schümann Commichau Stiftung ausgezeichnet.