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Upcoming publications

- Munich Commentary on the German Commercial Code (HGB), 6th ed. 2026, Volume VI – Law of Banking Contracts, volume editor and commentary by

  • current account relationships (approx. 370 pages),
  • funds transfers (approx. 320 pages),
  • Asset Management (approx. 60 pp.),
  • Traveller’s cheques (12 pp.).

- European Law Aspects of Contract Law, in: Langenbucher (ed.), European Private and Commercial Law, Nomos Verlag, 6th, updated ed. 2026, pp. 83–225

- Weitnauer/Boxberger/Anders, KAGB, 4th ed. 2026, commentary on Sections 26–30 KAGB and Sections 287–292 KAGB (approx. 120 pp.)

- Commentary on sections 655a–655e (loan brokers), in: Staudinger, Commentary on the BGB, revised edition 2026 (approx. 110 pp.)

- Article: The review of bond terms and conditions as general terms and conditions (AGB) as an impermissible extension of the law

- BGB General Part (Beck’s Examinatorium), C. H. Beck Publishers (in collaboration with Prof. Dr Hans Christoph Grigoleit and Dr Johannes Gansmeier), 5th, expanded edition 2026, approx. 340 pages

- Langenbucher/Bliesener/Möslein (eds.), Commentary on Banking Law, C. H. Beck, 4th ed. 2026, commentary on

  • the Payment Services Contract (Sections 675c–675i BGB) (92 pp.),
  • Accounts and Online Banking (Sections 675j–676c of the German Civil Code (BGB)) (135 pp.),
  • Debit Cards (90 pp.).

- Staudinger, Cornerstones of Civil Law, Otto Schmidt – de Gruyter Publishers
Chapter L ‘The Law of Credit Security’ and ‘Factoring’, 10th ed. 2026, approx. 140 pp.

- Article: Purchase on Account under the Act Implementing the Consumer Credit Directive 2023 (to be published in ZIP 2026)

Publications in the pipeline

- Canaris/Herresthal, Commercial Law, 25th ed. (Comprehensive Textbook), approx. 550 pp.

- BeckOGK-KrZwG, Commentary on Sections 6–9 of the Secondary Credit Market Act, approx. 100 pp.

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