Contributor(s): Ann Pettifor | The LSE’s Islamic Finance Seminar Series was commenced in the Michaelmas Term 2013. The intention of the Series is to enable LSE law students and the broader LSE community to explore and learn about how Islamic Finance works: to explore its underpinning ethical principles and the transaction structures that facilitate Sharia compliant financing.

Contributor(s): Timothy Spangler | The Law and Financial Markets Project is based in the LSE's Law Department. The project provides a framework for a research group of LSE faculty and associated participants from outside academia to explore the interactions of law, regulation, financial markets and financial institutions, principally within the EU and the UK.

Contributor(s): Habib Motani | The LSE’s Islamic Finance Seminar Series was commenced in the Michaelmas Term 2013. The intention of the Series is to enable LSE law students and the broader LSE community to explore and learn about how Islamic Finance works: to explore its underpinning ethical principles and the transaction structures that facilitate Sharia compliant financing.

Contributor(s): Roger Wedderburn-Day | The LSE’s Islamic Finance Seminar Series was commenced in the Michaelmas Term 2013. The intention of the Series is to enable LSE law students and the broader LSE community to explore and learn about how Islamic Finance works: to explore its underpinning ethical principles and the transaction structures that facilitate Sharia compliant financing.

Contributor(s): Bi Farmida | The LSE’s Islamic Finance Seminar Series was commenced in the Michaelmas Term 2013. The intention of the Series is to enable LSE law students and the broader LSE community to explore and learn about how Islamic Finance works: to explore its underpinning ethical principles and the transaction structures that facilitate Sharia compliant financing.

Contributor(s): Spyridon Bazinas | The Law and Financial Markets Project is based in the LSE's Law Department. The project provides a framework for a research group of LSE faculty and associated participants from outside academia to explore the interactions of law, regulation, financial markets and financial institutions, principally within the EU and the UK.

Contributor(s): Iqbal Khan | The Law and Financial Markets Project is based in the LSE's Law Department. The project provides a framework for a research group of LSE faculty and associated participants from outside academia to explore the interactions of law, regulation, financial markets and financial institutions, principally within the EU and the UK.

Contributor(s): LSE Academics and Students | A short film highlighting the opportunities available to prospective students of the LSE Department of Law, including the LLB programme, Pro Bono, Mooting, and LSE 100.

Contributor(s): LSE Executive LLM Academics and Students | This film has been produced to promote the new Executive Master of Laws Programme being offered by the Law Department at the London School of Economics and Political Science.