Corporate & Commercial Law II: Business Forms, Financing & Governmental Regulation

In this second part of a commercial and corporate law series, we delve into three major topics: business organization, business financing, and governmental regulation. The first module explores the characteristics of commonly used business entities such as LLCs and corporations. Module 2 focuses on debtor-creditor relations, including bank financing and debt financing, as well as secure transactions. The course concludes with two modules that tackle the important aspects and processes of government regulation. These modules cover anti-competitive behavior, securities transactions, and regulation by administrative agencies. This comprehensive course provides a deep understanding of corporate and commercial law, including different corporate business forms and types of corporate law. It is a valuable resource for anyone looking to enhance their knowledge of finance law and corporate regulations.