Undergraduate GRF-AFE315-2022
Law of Finance
$1,828 $2,078
Your upfront cost: $0
Duration
14 weeks
Study method
100% Online
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Assessments
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Prior study
Required
Start dates
- 18 Jul 2022
QS RANKING 2022
17
Times Higher Education Ranking 2022
13
Subject details
- Possess knowledge of the law as it applies to the regulatory framework, relationships and legal responsibilities of lenders and borrowers, types of credit including the Consumer Credit Code and banking code of practice, Privacy Act, Electronic Funds Transfer Code of Conduct, Hire Purchase Act, Negotiable Instruments, Securities (such as liens, pledges, mortgages, guarantees etc) and the enforcement of securities and consequent remedies
- Apply their legal knowledge to complex factual situations in order to achieve a reasoned conclusion through oral and written communication. The application of case law and various legislative instruments involves the use of problem solving and decision making skills, in particular the ability to identify the relevant legal issues from a factual situation; and
- Analyse and evaluate case law relevant to the various legislative enactments through oral and written communication.
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- Regulatory Framework
- Financial markets, Products and Instruments
- Financial Markets & Products - Insurance.
- Financial Markets & Products -Superannuation
- Lender-Borrower Relationship; Consumer Banking
- Electronic Banking
- Bills of Exchange, Cheques, Negotiable Instruments
- Property and Lending
- Secured and Unsecured Creditors' Remedies
- Structuring/Restructuring Financing Transactions
You must have successfully completed the following subject(s) before starting this subject:
Additional requirements
- Equipment requirements - Audio/Video equipment
This subject introduces students to the law relating to financial products, financial markets, lending and other finance related activities of Australian banks and other financial institutions in the private sector. Topics covered include the Australian financial system; the relationship between lender and borrower; the statutory regulation of credit; loans to differing forms of business organisations; consumer credit - including Consumer Credit Code, EFT Code of Conduct, payment system and mechanisms, Managed Investment Schemes: real and personal property and the law and enforcement of securities and consequent remedies through the courts/tribunals as well as alternative dispute resolution methods.Â
Prerequisites: AFE215 Introduction to Business Law
- Mid-Trimester Examination (20%)
- Written Assignment (30%)
- Final Examination (50%)
Current study term: 17 Jul 22 to 14 Oct 22
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