Banking and Finance Law

Banking and finance law covers matters arising from the credit and financing relationships between banks and financial institutions and their customers. Disputes arising from loan agreements, suretyship and security transactions, financial leasing and factoring relationships, and credit card and account agreements form the core of this field.

The restructuring of loan debts, objections to account closure notices, enforcement proceedings for the realisation of mortgages and pledges, the reimbursement of unlawfully charged fees and commissions, and actions for negative declaration and restitution arising from banking transactions are also included.