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Annual Banking Law Update 2025

听We are excited to announce that the Annual Banking Law Update (ABLU) 2025, presented by the Centre for Banking Law at the 欧美福利100000 of Johannesburg, will take place over two days on 21鈥�22 October 2025 at ENS in Sandton!

Since 1978, ABLU has been a flagship event on the South African and international conference calendar, bringing together academics, lawyers, financial experts, and industry leaders to explore the latest developments, challenges, and solutions in the banking law sector.

This year鈥檚 extended format promises even more insightful sessions, dynamic discussions, and networking opportunities with thought leaders in law and finance.

When: 21鈥�22 October 2025 |听Where: ENS, Sandton | Register here:

View/download the 2025 conference programme

Proudly sponsored by ENS Africa and LexisNexis.

Annual Banking Law Update (ABLU)

The Annual Banking Law Update (ABLU) is the flagship project of the Centre. It has two components: namely, a conference proceeding and a peer-reviewed book based on the conference proceeding. Contributions at ABLU conferences are typically presented by a healthy mix of (local and international) legal practitioners, banking and finance professionals as well as academics. Consequently, ABLU books have gained a reputation for providing analytical and practical perspectives on key legal and regulatory developments relating to the banking industry. ABLU has been on the South African conference calendar for over three decades.

The ABLU books are available on this website under 鈥淧ublications鈥�.

Conferences in Partnership with the Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Between 11-12 April 2016, the Centre, in partnership with the听听hosted an international banking conference, which saw panels of South African and foreign experts discussing aspects of banking and international trade law, as well as commercial crime. The central themes of this highly acclaimed conference were听demand guarantees, standby letters of credit and commercial crime. The international speakers included: Professor James Byrne and Mr Christopher Byrnes from the United States, Mr Vincent O鈥橞rien from Ireland, Dr Jin Saibo from China and Dr Soh Chee Seng from Singapore. They represent highly acclaimed international expertise in relation to guarantee instruments and commercial crime.

Over the past decade, the Centre has regularly facilitated smaller workshops in partnership with the JCCI.

Research Collaboration with the South African Research Chair in the Law of the Sea and Development in Africa

In 2020, the Centre embarked on a collaboration with the South African Research Chair in the Law of the Sea and Development in Africa (housed at the Nelson Mandela 欧美福利100000), which resulted in the publication of a book, entitled African Perspectives on Selected Marine, Maritime and International Trade Law Topics.

The book is available on this website under 鈥淧ublications鈥�.