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Pris: 1474 SEK exkl. moms  | Contents/contributors:
PART I: THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF MARKET ABUSE
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
1. The Importance of Open Markets Free of Abuse
2. A Modern Study of Market Abuse
3. Scope and structure
CHAPTER 2: MODERN FINANCIAL MARKETS AND FINANCE THEORY
1. Introduction
2. The Modern Market Landscape
3. Modern and 'Post-modern' Finance Theory
4. Bubbles, Manias, Cognition and Herding
5. Concluding Remarks
CHAPTER THREE: DECONSTRUCTING AND RECONCEPTUALIZING MARKET ABUSE
1. Introduction
2. The Mechanics of Insider Dealing
3. Corporate Fraud, Governance Failures, 'Bubbles' and Market Abuse: Behavioural Transmissions and Causal Linkages
4. Concluding Remarks
CHAPTER FOUR: THE MECHANICS OF MARKET MANIPULATION
1. Introduction
2. The Mechanics of Market Manipulation
3. Market Manipulation, Species, Devices and Techniques
4. Concluding Remarks
CHAPTER 5: THE REGULATION OF MARKET ABUSE
1. Introduction
2. Theories of Regulation and Financial Market Regulation
3. Mandatory Disclosure
4. Market Transparency and the Liquidity Trade Off
5. Insider Dealing: Crime and Punishment?
6. The Regulation (Prohibition) of Market Manipulation
7. Market Manipulation and Exchange Self-Regulation: A Critical Evaluation
8. Concluding Remarks
PART II: THE EU AND UK MARKET ABUSE REGIMES
CHAPTER 6: THE EMERGING EU REGIME FOR THE REGULATION OF MARKET ABUSE
1. Introduction
2. The Evolution of EC Securities Regulation
3. The Market Abuse Directive
4. An Analysis of FIMD, Prospectus and Transparency Obligations Directives as part of the Emerging EU Regime Regulating Market Abuse
5. Concluding Remarks
CHAPTER SEVEN: THE PROHIBITION AND PUNISHMENT OF MARKET ABUSE IN THE UK
1. Introduction
2. Criminal Liability for Insider Dealing and Market Manipulation
3 The Offence of Market Abuse in FSMA
4. Remedies
5. Concluding Remarks
CHAPTER EIGHT: CIVIL LIABILITY FOR MARKET ABUSE IN THE UK
1. Introduction
2. Civil Liability under Statutory Law
3. Civil Liability at Common Law
4. Liability in Equity
5. Unjust Enrichment-Restitution
6. Concluding Remarks
PART III: MARKET ABUSE DETERRENCE
CHAPTER EIGHT: MARKET ABUSE DETERRENCE UNDER A CIVIL LIABILITY REGIME
1. Introduction
2. Civil Remedies for Market Abuse
3. The Fraud-on-the-Market Theory and its Reconstruction
4. Civil Remedies and Market Abuse Deterrence
5. Concluding Remarks and a Proposal
CHAPTER TEN: CONCLUSIONS
1. An Interdisciplinary Study of Market Abuse: An Overview
2. Conclusions and Proposals | | |
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