The LL.M. Finance degree program will train you not only to deal with but also to excel in this increasingly important area where the worlds of international law and global finance meet. Up to about 50 students will be admitted in order to ensure academic excellence and direct, personal contact between students and the faculty. The LL.M. Finance program may be done part-time by completing the regular one-year program in 2 years.
Graduates from Asia holding a first degree in law, business or economics and who have good academic records are eligible to apply to join our Master of Laws in International Banking, Securities and Finance program. We offer excellent interdisciplinary and practice-oriented training specially focused on the needs of Asian students. A special Legal and Management Training program is also held during the semester break.
We welcomed our students back on 11 January 2021 who have returned from their 3 weeks' Christmas break to start their classes at the ILF. Due to the decison of the German governmental authorities on 5 January 2021 to extend the current Covid-19 (...)
On 18 December 2020, we concluded the year's lectures (in-person and online) at the ILF as the year 2020 draws to a close. 2020 was an extremely challenging year for all of us and it demanded much of our patience, creativity, flexibility, (...)
On the evening of Friday, 11 December 2020, ILF students of the LL.M. Finance and LL.M. International Finance programs took part in a virtual End-of-Year Social Event and Christmas Party. After the welcoming addresses, our students were divided (...)
We are pleased to invite our students to our 1st Digital Career Event in 2021 at "EMPLOYERS@ILF - Meet DWS" on Friday, 22 January 2021 at 3.30 p.m. The following professionals will give an insight into the work of DWS: Mr. Daniel G. (...)
The ILF will be hosting a full day conference in the series of financial reform co-chaired by Andreas Dombret, Global Senior Advisor, Oliver Wyman and former member of the Executive Board, Deutsche Bundesbank and Patrick Kenadjian, Adjunct Professor (...)