BANKING LAW (MATTEO DE POLI)

For students who attended at least ¾ of the lectures, it is granted the possibility to split the exam into two parts, both in English language, on a reduced program.
A) The first test will take place in the last class of the Course. It will be a written test, with some multiple-choices questions and a few open questions which will focus on: 1) Banking Law sources (chapter 2 of the reference text); 2) definition and regulation of credit institution (chapter 3 of the reference text); 3) prudential requirements and banking supervision (chapter 4 of the suggested text).
B) The second test will take place during an official session of exam («appello ordinario»). It will be an oral test focusing on the management of banking crisis (chapter 5 of the reference text).
Students who will successfully pass both the tests can consider having passed the exam; the final mark will be the average of the two tests’ results. The registration of the mark will take place exclusively during the official sessions of exams.
For students who attended the class and won’t have attended and/or passed the written test (with a passing mark equal at least to 18/30), the oral test will focus on chapters 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the text.

For students who didn’t attend the lectures, the exam will be an oral test, in English language, during the official sessions of exams. The test will focus on: 1) history of banks and their role in the economy (chapter 1 of the suggested text); 2) Banking Law sources (chapter 2 of the suggested text); 3) definition and regulation of credit institution (chapter 3 of the suggested text); 4) prudential requirements and banking supervision (chapter 4 of the suggested text); 5) banking crisis (chapter 5 of the suggested text); 6) depositors’ protection (chapter 6 of the suggested text).