The new German Bond Act has yet to prove itself in practice. As part of a half-day conference, prominent specialists from academia and practice shared their opinions about current problems arising from the new bond legislation. This volume of the conference proceedings documents and archives the delivered presentations. The authors present their views on how to proceed with managing the legal problems that have arisen to date. Similarly, they offer reform suggestions for strengthening Germany's position in the international competition between legal systems.

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Theodor Baums, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt a. M.; Jan Walbrecht, Institute for Law and Finance Frankfurt a. M.