What do we mean by financial law?

As a legal area, financial law covers a range of financial transactions, credit provision and surety structures grafted onto these.

The advice from our lawyers will most likely come in useful when issues involving financial law are involved, since false steps are easily made and the risks associated with this are in many cases considerable. The laws and rules in the area of finance are highly extensive, extremely complex and, moreover, constantly in flux. No company is able to survey all of this.

Sureties

For the non-specialist, sureties – to be subdivided into personal and collateral sureties – constitute a difficult final element when negotiating, interpreting and enforcing agreements. Terms such as cost-free guarantee, mortgage authority, several, etc. Are complex and demand particular attention.

Vanhoucke Law guides you through this minefield, enabling you to make your decisions with insight into the issues.