This monograph provides a detailed and in-depth study of the new form of proprietary security, the "floating charge" according to Law 2844/2000. The work presents particular theoretical but primarily practical interest. Specifically, it addresses all issues of a theoretical and practical nature that the floating charge and its regulation present, using a combination of induction and deduction, so that this new legal form can be harmoniously integrated into the system of Property Law.

The study is divided into ten (10) paragraphs. Specifically, § 1 contains the Introduction, which also presents the problem arising from the absence of the formal publicity of the pledge under the Civil Code 1214. In § 2, the concept of floating charge is given, along with its relation to fictitious pledge and the Anglo-Saxon floating charge, as well as the author's position on methodological issues. § 3 attempts to delineate the floating charge and compare it with other collateral forms. § 4 analyzes the fundamental principles of proprietary rights (and of Property Law), which will also serve as the main argument for viewing the floating charge from the outset as a proprietary relationship/right. §§ 5-7 analyze the operation of the floating charge, § 8 examines issues of compulsory enforcement, and § 9 discusses the fate of the floating charge in bankruptcy.

The final paragraph presents useful conclusions, reflecting practical approaches and solutions to critical emerging issues.