Bank

Banking law is the body of rules governing the activities habitually carried on by credit institutions. Banking law is both the law governing credit institutions and the law governing banking transactions. As bankers are traders, banking law is a branch of commercial law with close links to economic law.

When credit is granted to a non-business borrower, it is subject to the public policy provisions of the Consumer Code. This is why this branch of credit law is classified under the category "Credit and consumer law.

Everything you need to know about banking.