The course aims to illustrate to students the basic concepts of corporate law and securities market law.
The course is divided into two parts.
The first is intended to provide an overview of the objectives, content and instruments of regulation of the securities market in particular listed companies, financial intermediaries, the collective investment of savings, the appeal by the public, the various types markets and market abuse (insider trading and market manipulation).
The second part aims to address some of the central themes of the current debate on corporate governance, namely the numerous problems that develop around the duty of the directors of a corporation to inform and inquire within the dialectic of the board in the light of the innovations introduced by the reform of company law.
It is believed that such knowledge represents a fundamental and essential part of the curriculum of the Bachelor of those who aspire to pursue their work or professional activity in the field not only legal but also economic and financial, enabling them to deal with selection tests that require the demonstration of knowledge and skills in the field of commercial law.
The method aims to develop critical skills of analysis and interpretation of the solution of legal problems by students, including through the use of case studies, practical questions, case law materials, discussion topics offered by the current legal and economic reality. To this end will be made available, even on e-learning platform, additional material or provide more specific elements to allow students to learn how to independently find the doctrinal and jurisprudential sources.

It also aims to stimulate communication and interpersonal skills of the students, urging them to intervene in the classroom, by asking them questions or inviting them to express personal opinions on the topics discussed.
For help learning and the acquisition of an appropriate legal language, we invite students to present, perhaps in a group setting, brief written dissertations on specific topics.

The lectures will be supplemented by in-depth seminars on subjects of particular interest, even in the form of process simulations or through the intervention of outside guests invited to address current issues and industry-specific.
At the end of the course, students will demonstrate the ability to frame and interpret systematically normative data and discuss critical method-the main problematic issues of corporate law and securities market.