The term clarity in banking law should be considered a technical term and not a synonym of the word transparency. The term clarity derives from the general principles of good faith and correctness we believe that clarity needs to be constitutionally safeguarded in the sense that there is an obligation of clarity, simplicity and homogeneity that must lead to a rational and recognizable content. It is evident the reference to artt. 2 and 3 Cost., which today are expressly referable also to the recent phenomenon, for banking law, of the so-called social inclusion.
La nozione di chiarezza nel diritto bancario e dei mercati finanziari
Liace G
2017-01-01
Abstract
The term clarity in banking law should be considered a technical term and not a synonym of the word transparency. The term clarity derives from the general principles of good faith and correctness we believe that clarity needs to be constitutionally safeguarded in the sense that there is an obligation of clarity, simplicity and homogeneity that must lead to a rational and recognizable content. It is evident the reference to artt. 2 and 3 Cost., which today are expressly referable also to the recent phenomenon, for banking law, of the so-called social inclusion.File in questo prodotto:
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