Master Bank- und Kapitalmarktrecht* (LL.M.)

There's no question about it: your Master's degree in Banking and Capital Markets Law is demanding. And that's a good thing. Because it is dedicated to a highly practice-relevant area in which specialists are in great demand. This specialisation is only offered at a few universities - the demand from the business community is correspondingly high. You will take on tasks in the banking and financial services sector. Or at insurance companies, associations, law firms, tax consulting and auditing companies. And, of course, in all organisational forms of the public sector with EU or international connections. For example, you may become: 

You can complete your Master’s degree in Banking and Capital Markets Law at IU as a 100% online distance learning programme. For maximum freedom and self-determined learning, you will not only have an innovative mix of interactive learning formats at your disposal, but IU’s distance learning programme has numerous other advantages to offer.  

With a Master’s degree, you’ll be able to take your career to the next level and bring the specialist knowledge you have gained to a new level. This way, you won’t only be able to pursue a certain professional direction, but also specialise in a selected subject area. First and foremost, this will give you an attractive competitive advantage over other applicants who “only” have a Bachelor’s degree. In addition, your Master’s degree will give you the skills you need to take on important management functions with significantly more responsibility later on. This will also be reflected in your salary sooner or later. Your Master’s degree offers you optimal opportunities for advancement and career development. 

Your Master’s degree in Banking and Capital Markets Law at IU will enable you to enter the world of global markets and complex business areas. By deepening your previous business skills, you will be able to move safely through the business world in the future and be prepared for the complex legal framework of complex financial market structures.  

Studying Banking and Capital Market Law also means dealing with the fundamental aspects and laws of the financial industry. Of course, you can also focus on a specific topic in this context and study individual modules such as insolvency law, corporate finance law or restructuring in order to better understand complex legal issues of cross-border business models and develop legally sound solutions for transactions in the future. 

Your Master’s degree in Banking and Capital Markets Law is dedicated to a highly practical area of the economy in which specialists are more than in demand. Later on, you will not only take on tasks in the banking and financial services sector, you will also profitably contribute your specialised knowledge in other areas and with government organisations. Whether in an auditing firm, in the legal department of the finance and banking sector of internationally active companies or in public administration at EU or state level, as an expert in financial law, you will be able to find the right answers everywhere.