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Internalizing Outsider Trading, Ian Ayres, Stephen Choi Nov 2002

Internalizing Outsider Trading, Ian Ayres, Stephen Choi

Michigan Law Review

Investing in the United States has become a hobby for many. Individual ownership of equity, moreover, has increased over the past decade due in part to the introduction of internet-based trading. While providing the possibility for greater returns compared with bank savings accounts, among other investment alternatives, the public capital markets also pose greater risks for investors. Many individual investors lack both the resources and the incentive to analyze the value of any particular security in the market. Such investors thus trade at a systematic disadvantage relative to more informed parties. In response, regulators have asserted that certain informational disparities …


Wall Street V. Main Street: The Sec's New Regulation Fd And Its Impact On Market Participants, D. Casey Kobi Jul 2002

Wall Street V. Main Street: The Sec's New Regulation Fd And Its Impact On Market Participants, D. Casey Kobi

Indiana Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Regulation Fd's Effect On Fixed-Income Investors: Is The Public Protected Or Harmed?, Michael A. Harrison Jan 2002

Regulation Fd's Effect On Fixed-Income Investors: Is The Public Protected Or Harmed?, Michael A. Harrison

Indiana Law Journal

No abstract provided.