Smart legal research
for financial regulatory law
Smart legal research
for financial regulatory law
judict makes working with EU financial regulatory law easy. Our features render european legal acts more accessible and our database ensures that you have a daily updated overview of all relevant content from the supervisory authorities.
In our fully operational showcase database, the CRR Tool, we demonstrate our features and link all related content to the CRR, the EU Capital Requirements Regulation.
Our partners have access to a gradually growing number of legal acts in EU banking, capital markets and regulatory law.
In our fully operational showcase database, the CRR Tool, we demonstrate our features and link all related content to the CRR, the EU Capital Requirements Regulation.
Our partners have access to a gradually growing number of legal acts in EU banking, capital markets and regulatory law.
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Feature
Quick definitions
European legal acts contain many legal definitions. It’s easy to overlook a definition or mistake its scope of application. In addition, looking up definitions disturbs the reading flow and takes up time.
With our quick definition feature, all defined terms within a legal act are automatically found, underlined in black and explained when you hover over them. This means you no longer have to switch back and forth between articles or wonder whether you have taken all the relevant definitions into account.
Applicable
In view of the risk-sensitivity of the rules relating to capital requirements, it is desirable to keep under review whether these have significant effects on the economic cycle. The Commission, the contribution of the European Central Bank (ECB), should report on these aspects to the European Parliament and to the Council. Due diligence should be used in order to properly assess the risks arising from securitisation exposures for both the trading book. In addition, due diligence obligations need to be proportionate. Due diligence procedures need to be proportionate and should contribut original lenders between and sponsors and investors. It is therefore desirable that relevant information concerning the due diligence procedures is properly disclosed.
Cross-definitions
Whenever a definition makes a cross-reference to another legal act, we display not only the original definition but also the one that is referenced. This saves you the time-consuming task of looking up the referenced definition in the other legal act.
Origin
In each case we provide you with the origin of the definition. Clicking on the origin will redirect you to the article in which the term is defined. There you will be taken to the corresponding passage and the defined term will be highlighted in yellow.
Scope of application
We point out the general scope of application of the definition. In addition, a green or orange box on top of the pop-up window indicates whether the article you are currently consulting falls within this scope and whether the definition is therefore applicable or not.
Feature
Related documents & Level 2 legal acts
In the area of financial regulatory law, the supervisory authorities publish vast amounts of resources. This makes it difficult to keep track of them all and poses the risk of overlooking important information. In our “Related documents & Level 2 legal acts feature” we centralise all relevant documents from the European and national supervisory authorities and link them to the legal acts and specific articles they relate to.
Level 2 legal acts
This section contains all Level 2 legal acts of the European Commission as well as the final drafts and consultation papers from the respective preparatory phase of these legal acts.
- Delegated Regulations
- Implementing Regulations
- Implementing Decisions
- Preparatory material
European supervisory authorities
This section contains all related documents issued by the European supervisory authorities that are relevant for the interpretation of the respective legal acts and articles they relate to.
- Q&As of the EBA and ESMA
- Guidelines of the EBA, ESMA and ECB
- Decisions of the EBA, ESMA and ECB
- Opinions of the EBA, ESMA and ECB
German supervisory authority (BaFin)
This section contains all related documents issued by the German supervisory authority (BaFin) that are relevant for the interpretation of the respective legal acts and articles they relate to.
- Allgemeinverfügungen
- Merkblätter
- Erläuternde Aussagen
- Rundschreiben
Ever-growing library
With the help of NLP techniques (natural language processing), judict analyses the websites of the EBA, ESMA, ECB, BaFin and EUR-Lex on a daily basis.
We have screened more than 25.000 database entries, web pages and documents from the institutions’ websites for content related to the legal acts in EU financial regulatory law. Our algorithms detect all relevant content and add it to our library. A subsequent quality control ensures the high standard of our library data.
We have screened more than 25.000 database entries, web pages and documents from the institutions’ websites for content related to the legal acts in EU financial regulatory law. Our algorithms detect all relevant content and add it to our library. A subsequent quality control ensures the high standard of our library data.
Number of documents analysed:
17k+
EBA documents2.9k+
EBA Q&As5k+
BaFin webpages300+
EUR-Lex webpages
Feature
Working with EU law made easy
In addition to the integration of quick definitions, related documents and Level 2 legal acts we offer a range of features designed to make it easier for you to work with EU legislative texts. These include, inter alia, a smart collapsible table of contents, a live full-text search and an amendment history for each article within a legal act.
Smart table of contents
The collapsible table of contents (ToC) not only saves you a lot of scrolling, but also gives you an indication of the type of documents linked to the specific articles.
Q&AGLITS/RTS
Live full-text search
Search through the legal acts by any keyword and see the results immediately. Automatic grouping by articles allows for quick and easy navigation. This takes keyword searching to a new level.
Consolidated versions
The latest available versions are provided whenever legal acts are amended. For all legal acts, it is possible to switch between the versions through an easy-to-use drop-down list which allows users to contrast the different consolidated versions.
Deep links
References to other legal acts are automatically recognised and highlighted in blue. This facilitates navigation between the different legal acts and reduces the overall research time. An example of a deep link can be seen here: 'Regulation 575/2013'.
Amendment History New
For each article within a legal act, you can see how it changed over time. Clicking on the Amendment History button opens a window with a timeline showing when, how and by which amending act the respective article was amended.
Upcoming amendments New
When an article will be subject to change, a notice box gives an indication of the upcoming amendments. The notice box also contains the date as of which the amendments will apply and a reference to the Amending legal act.
Our vision
Our vision is to facilitate access to all areas of EU law by offering a truly comprehensive database. No more jumping back and forth between different websites. No more questioning whether the information you find is complete and up-to-date. Automatically analysing high volumes of legal documents, we want to provide the best possible overview of all EU law resources and save you valuable time.
