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Full-Text Articles in Securities Law
Performance Bonds, Bankers' Guarantees, And The Mareva Injunction, Peter S. O'Driscoll
Performance Bonds, Bankers' Guarantees, And The Mareva Injunction, Peter S. O'Driscoll
Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business
Performance bonds and bankers' guarantees are common features of international sales and construction contracts. They figure prominently in contracts with buyers and employers in the Middle East. In recent years, the amounts represented by these instruments have grown so large that banks have begun to syndicate them in order to limit the exposure of any one bank. With so much at stake, it is imperative that traders, bankers, and lawyers understand the legal implications of performance bonds and bankers' guarantee agreements and the treatment of such agreements by the courts. This Comment will address some of the problems associated with …
Extraterritorial Application Of United States Commodity And Securities Laws To Market Transactions In An Age Of Intercontinental Trading Links, Harold A. Malkin
Extraterritorial Application Of United States Commodity And Securities Laws To Market Transactions In An Age Of Intercontinental Trading Links, Harold A. Malkin
Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business
The recently operational trading link between the Chicago Mercantile Exchange ("CME") and the Singapore International Monetary Exchange ("SIMEX") is one of the most significant developments to occur in the securities industry in recent memory. While the initial phase of this intermarket, intercontinental link involves only the trading of Eurodollar, Deutsche mark, and Japanese yen futures contracts, the prospects for the trading of additional contracts, and the further expansion of trading hours, ultimately to round-the-clock trading, appear favorable. The internationalization of both foreign and domestic futures markets is clearly the order of the day. A trading link connecting the futures exchanges …
Continental Grain (Australia) Pty. Ltd. V.Pacific Oilseeds, Inc.: An Unjustifiable Expansion Of Subject Matter Jurisdiction In A Transnational Securities Fraud Case, Joseph A. Marovitch
Continental Grain (Australia) Pty. Ltd. V.Pacific Oilseeds, Inc.: An Unjustifiable Expansion Of Subject Matter Jurisdiction In A Transnational Securities Fraud Case, Joseph A. Marovitch
Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business
This note will suggest that the holding in Continental Grain repre- sents an unjustifiably expansive application of the conduct test. Recog- nizing the Second Circuit's expertise in the securities law area, this note will critically examine the case of that circuit, concluding that the Sec- ond Circuit would not have found jurisdiction under the conduct test on the facts of Continental Grain.' Next, SEC v. Kasser,8 a Third Cir- cuit case relied upon by the court in Continental Grain, will be criticized as an unwarranted expansion of the conduct test. Unwarranted or not, Kasser also could have been distinguished on …
The Extraterritorial Reach Of The Federal Securities Code: An Analysis Of Section 1905, John M. Liftin
The Extraterritorial Reach Of The Federal Securities Code: An Analysis Of Section 1905, John M. Liftin
Vanderbilt Law Review
Section 1905 of the proposed Federal Securities Code' sets forth the applicability of the Code to transnational securities transactions. The drafters could have stated in each provision of the Code whether and to what extent it was to apply extraterritorially. Instead, they placed in one section a set of general principles that cuts across all other sections of the Code and indicates which sections are to have extraterritorial application. The result is a descriptive guide that relies on a classification of transactions rather than a section-by-section enumeration...
This Article will not analyze the existing cases, except to the extent they …
International Arbitration - Scherk V. Alberto-Culver Co., The Exemption Of International Contracts From The Wilko Doctrine Voiding Agreements To Arbitrate Securities Disputes, Mahir Jalili
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
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Editor's Foreword, Charles G. Burr Editor-In-Chief
Editor's Foreword, Charles G. Burr Editor-In-Chief
Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
The Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law is a new undertaking at Vanderbilt Law School. The Journal is an outgrowth of the predecessor publication, The Vanderbilt International, which was established in 1967 as a bulletin of the Vanderbilt International Law Society. A number of factors, including increased student enrollment at the Law School and a growing awareness of global activities and problems, have facilitated the Journal's evolution into its present, expanded format. It is indeed appropriate that the lead article of the new publication should be authored by Judge Philip C. Jessup, who has long been the foremost advocate in the …
Securities Regulation In Japan, Mitsuru Misawa
Securities Regulation In Japan, Mitsuru Misawa
Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
Japanese securities exchanges, which were closed at the beginning of the Allied Force occupation in 1945, were permitted to reopen in 1949. During the following two decades, the Japanese economy displayed vigorous growth. An expansion of the operations of the securities markets accompanied the expansion of the economy, but the expansion did not progress evenly. The development of the securities markets in the post-War period can be divided into a number of stages: (1) the period of confusion and frustration (August 1945 to August 1949); (2) the period of reorganization (May 1949 to January 1954); (3) the period of high …
The Applicability Of The Margin Regulations To Foreign Financial Institutions, Roberta S. Karmel
The Applicability Of The Margin Regulations To Foreign Financial Institutions, Roberta S. Karmel
Faculty Scholarship
No abstract provided.