Derivatives Law

Derivatives law structures the transformation of risks into enforceable legal relationships – at the intersection of German and European civil law, regulatory law and market infrastructure. It combines contractual architecture (ISDA/CSA, among others), collateralisation and close-out mechanisms with clearing obligations, pricing rules and transparency requirements. Its appeal lies in precision: legal rigour meets quantitative logic and practical implementability.

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Advising in German and EU derivatives law means shaping complex matters consistently: implementing EMIR/MiFIR obligations (including clearing, margining, reporting, post-trade risk reduction, active account requirements); connecting to trading and clearing infrastructures; handling disputes and enforcement scenarios. The standards of our German/European lawyers/attorneys are technical accuracy, regulatory robustness and economic viability – with solutions that endure.