Corruption and Fraud in Financial Markets, Gebunden

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PRAISE FOR CORRUPTION AND FRAUD IN FINANCIAL MARKETS

"Financial market fraud and corruption are undoubtedly costly to investors in developed and developing countries around the world. In the ongoing fight to mitigate those costs, this book is a valuable resource - it provides deep insights and helpful tools for all pertinent stakeholders."
-John Archibald, Principal, Investigation Counsel P. C., Toronto, Canada

"The best new research resource in 40 years for those concerned with transparency, compliance, and enforcement in financial markets due to fraud and corruption. Crypto, manipulation, non-disclosure, illegal trading and other evils to the market have been around for a long time. Now, finally, there is a comprehensive study to guide the good - lawyers, financial practitioners, policymakers, students, academics, and enforcement authorities."
-Paul Bates, LL. M., Barrister, Canada and U. K., www. batesbarristers. com, Outer Temple Chambers, London U. K.

"This book offers many useful insights on corporate fraud and securities market manipulation. The chapters prepared by world leading academics and practitioners assess the determinants of fraud and manipulation, the associated costs, and the regulatory responses in different countries around the world. I believe it is a vital resource for academics, practitioners, and policymakers alike."
-Prof. Jeffrey G. MacIntosh, Professor & Toronto Stock Exchange Chair in Capital Markets Law; Faculty of Law, University of Toronto

"This essential text covers the entire ground of financial market fraud and misbehaviour, including important related areas such as misleading financial reporting and bribery. It is a key resource for those working in financial markets, law, public policy, and academia."
**-Bryce C. Tingle,**N. Murray Edwards Chair in Business Law, University of Calgary; Director - Financial Markets Regulation Programme, The School of Public Policy

"Growing evidence of high-level corruption in some of the most developed states, market turbulence and the role of vested interests in both contributing to the causes and benefitting from such crises, makes the study of fraud malpractice in financial markets ever more important. This collection is both timely and prescient, and advances our understanding around a broad range of salient issues."
-Prof. Geoffrey Wood, DanCap Chair of Innovation and Head of DAN Management, Western University, Canada; Visiting Professor, Trinity College, Dublin