The Little Book of Market Manipulation : an Essential Guide to the Law.
An invaluable pocket guide and market manipulation law primer. An essential guide for investors. With practical examples and decided cases. An up-to-date treatment of a fast-moving topic. Describes both criminal and regulatory regimes.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Waterside Press,
2020.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Copyright and publication details
- Contents
- Publisher's note
- Acknowledgements
- About the authors
- Introduction
- Preliminary Matters
- Regulatory Frameworks for Market Manipulation
- Criminal and Regulatory Offences
- Breadth of Coverage
- Civil Actions
- FCA Handbook
- History and Rationale for Proscription of Market Manipulation
- A Neglected Phenomenon
- The Rationale for Proscription
- History of Market Manipulation
- Attractions of Market Manipulation
- The Influence of Technology
- Vulnerability to Market Manipulation
- Proving Manipulative Behaviour
- Forms of Market Manipulation
- Setting the Scene
- The Main Forms of Manipulation
- Pump and Dump
- Trash and Cash
- Wash Trading
- Marking the Close
- Spoofing
- Intention Is (Often) Everything
- Identifying and Investigating Market Manipulation
- Introduction
- Detection
- STORs
- Investigations
- The Investigative Interview
- Criminal Prosecution or Regulatory Action?
- Relevant Factors
- Suspect Co-operation
- Market Manipulation as a Criminal Offence
- Introduction
- Specialist Legislation in the UK
- Some Preliminary Points
- Corporate Liability
- Dishonesty
- Recklessness
- Territoriality
- 'Relevant' Agreements, Investments and Benchmarks
- A Precautionary Approach
- The FSA 2012 Offences
- Section 89
- The Mental State behind the Statement or Concealment
- Inducement
- An Illustrative Case
- Stock Promotion
- Section 90: Misleading Impressions
- Mental Elements
- Section 91
- LIBOR and Other 'Relevant Benchmarks'
- Misleading Statements or Impressions in Relation to Benchmarks
- Criminal Defences and Punishment
- Introduction
- The Statutory Defences
- Section 89(3)
- Section 90(9)
- Section 91(3)-(4)
- Penalties
- The Regulatory Regime and its Penalties
- Introduction
- The MAR
- Key Provisions
- 'Relevant Investments'
- Territoriality
- Enforcement
- Procedure for an Enforcement Action
- Reference to the Upper Tribunal
- Risks in Going to the Upper Tribunal
- The Tribunal Hearing
- Penalties
- Illustrative Cases
- Winterflood
- Tesco
- Evidential Perspectives
- Introduction
- Burden and Standard of Proof in Regulatory Actions
- Burden of Proof
- Standard of Proof
- Expert Evidence
- Conclusion
- Frequently Used Acronyms
- Appendix: Financial Services Act 2012 (Extract)
- PART 7 Offences relating to financial services
- 89 Misleading statements
- 90 Misleading impressions
- 91 Misleading statements etc. in relation to benchmarks
- 92 Penalties
- 93 Interpretation of Part 7
- Market Abuse Regulation 2016 (Extract)
- Article 15 Prohibition of market manipulation
- Article 12 Market manipulation
- Select Bibliography
- Index
- The Little Book of Insider Dealing
- Back cover