This publication is the first comprehensive study in the domestic legal literature, including an analysis of the legal regulation of international banking transactions and transactions in international financial markets. The book examines the legal aspects of such widely used instruments in international financial practice as syndicated lending, project financing, funds transfer (including electronic), trade finance (documentary letters of credit, standby letters of credit, documentary collections, bank guarantees), issuance of Eurobonds, American depositary receipts, securitization, repos and securities lending, derivative financial instruments (derivatives), including credit derivatives. The legal regulation of financial infrastructure, including international (cross-border) communication (SWIFT), payment (CHIPS, EURO 1, CLS, TARGET) and settlement systems (Euroclear, Streamclear), is separately analyzed. An extensive list of sources of legal regulation is presented. The book can be used as a manual for law students and economists, as well as for specialists practicing in the financial sector. 2nd edition, stereotypical.