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Full-Text Articles in Securities Law
The Quest For Financial Regulatory Reform: Will A Uniform Fiduciary Standard Guide The Way?, Bonnie M. Treichel
The Quest For Financial Regulatory Reform: Will A Uniform Fiduciary Standard Guide The Way?, Bonnie M. Treichel
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
No abstract provided.
The Rating Agencies: Where We Have Been And Where Do We Go From Here?, Joshua D. Krebs
The Rating Agencies: Where We Have Been And Where Do We Go From Here?, Joshua D. Krebs
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
The credit rating agencies are supposed to be gatekeepers to the public securities markets. As “gatekeepers,” they are reputational intermediaries in the investment process. Other gatekeepers include: independent auditors, credit rating agencies, securities analysts, investment bankers, and attorneys. The function of these reputational intermediaries is to act as neutral third party advisors to the investment process. While these intermediaries are paid for their opinions by one or more parties to a transaction, in theory the opinions will be neutral. This is due to the thought that any resulting reputational damage from non-neutral opinions would severely damage long-term profitability, in exchange …
L3cs: The Next Big Wave In Socially Responsible Investing Or Just Simply Too Good To Be True?, David J. Schwister
L3cs: The Next Big Wave In Socially Responsible Investing Or Just Simply Too Good To Be True?, David J. Schwister
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
No abstract provided.
Unnecessary Reform: The Fallacies With And Alternatives To Sec Regulation Of Hedge Funds, Evan M. Gilbert
Unnecessary Reform: The Fallacies With And Alternatives To Sec Regulation Of Hedge Funds, Evan M. Gilbert
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
No abstract provided.
The Unsuitability Of The "Suitability Rule": Why Finra's Current Interpretation Of Conduct Rule 2310 Undermines Investor "Holding Claim" Entitlements In Contemporary Markets, Laurence A. Steckman, Robert E. Conner
The Unsuitability Of The "Suitability Rule": Why Finra's Current Interpretation Of Conduct Rule 2310 Undermines Investor "Holding Claim" Entitlements In Contemporary Markets, Laurence A. Steckman, Robert E. Conner
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
This article's thesis is that FINRA Conduct Rule 2310, FINRA's “suitability rule,” should be interpreted to govern all broker-customer communications that constitute non-trivial investment advice regarding portfolio composition, not just buy, sell or exchange communications, per current interpretation (the “BSE Interpretation”). Because acting on advice to hold a security (a “Holding Claim”) can affect risk just as significantly as a recommendation to buy, sell or exchange one, the BSE Interpretation leaves a large body of investment advice affecting customer portfolio risk unregulated by suitability standards. Such interpretation not only fails to reflect Rule 2310's well recognized customer-protective purposes, but effectively …
Too Much Of A Good Thing: How Much Should Hedge Funds Be Required To Disclose?, Daniel Etlinger
Too Much Of A Good Thing: How Much Should Hedge Funds Be Required To Disclose?, Daniel Etlinger
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
No abstract provided.
A Look At The Globalization Of The Exchanges And Its Effects On The United States Market Through An Analysis Of The Nyse And Euronext Merger, Christopher Osborne
A Look At The Globalization Of The Exchanges And Its Effects On The United States Market Through An Analysis Of The Nyse And Euronext Merger, Christopher Osborne
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
No abstract provided.
The Integrative Market Hypothesis For Stock Market Fluctuations, Janet Kerr, Alessandro Casati
The Integrative Market Hypothesis For Stock Market Fluctuations, Janet Kerr, Alessandro Casati
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
This article provides a new understanding of stock market price fluctuations, applying the concepts of quantum physics. This new approach challenges traditional theories of stock price movement, such as Random Walk, finding them antiquated and incomplete. The paper compares the stock price fluctuations to the quantum movement of particles. Specifically, the movement of stock prices on the NASDAQ index is fitted to a curve derived from Plank's equation for black body radiation. The market is ultimately found to be not totally reactive nor random, but taking on an emergent quality. This independent movement is not expected from the interaction of …
Codes Of Ethics And State Fiduciary Duties: Where Is The Line?, Z. Jill Barclift
Codes Of Ethics And State Fiduciary Duties: Where Is The Line?, Z. Jill Barclift
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
No abstract provided.
Goldstein V. Securities And Exchange Commission, Todd Zaun
Goldstein V. Securities And Exchange Commission, Todd Zaun
The Journal of Business, Entrepreneurship & the Law
Hedge funds are one of the fastest growing and most controversial segments of the financial market. Most people know very little about hedge funds other than that they are the investment vehicle of choice for well-heeled investors - the place where the rich put their money in order to get even richer. In fact, hedge funds thrive on the lack of knowledge about what exactly it is that they do. Without the ability to keep their trading strategies confidential, hedge funds argue they would not be able generate the impressive returns that keep them in business. And so when the …