Securities in UK Law
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Israel: Securities Regulation
The first tangible securities regulation legislation in Israel dates back to 1968. In that year, the Securities Act 1968 was passed as a result of the Yadin Committee Report, which examined the adm...
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Online Securities Fraud
Finance is the lifeblood of an economy. Businesses require capital in order to start up, and usually require additional resources to maintain or expand their activities. In some cases, they may sim...
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Land Securities.
...Martin Wood has been appointed group tax and treasury director of Land Securities. Wood's previous position was group treasurer at Railtrack, where he was responsible for funding plans and developing the company's bank and rating agency and tax and i......
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Pricing commercial mortgage‐backed securities
This paper presents the first known non‐proprietary empirical examination of the relationship between Commercial Mortgage Backed Security (CMBS) pricing. CMBS prices are examined as a function of t...
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European securities market.
...Increased use of IASs and more transparent company information are needed to underpin an integrated European securities market, according to the ICAEW's response to a consultation on regulation issued by the Committee of Wise Men (CWM). The ICAEW als......
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Commercial mortgage backed securities: resurgence or demise?
Purpose: The main purpose of this paper is to reflect on the impact of the financial crisis of 2007 on commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS) and to consider how market confidence in this for...
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INTERNATIONAL HARMONISATION OF SECURITIES LAW: AUSTRALIA'S RESPONSE
The paper seeks to address the problems facing securities regulators arising from the internationalisation of markets by considering the efficacy of three means of effecting international uniformit...
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Regulating for the future: Securities regulation in an automated environment
Over the past two decades, technology has revolutionised the way securities are traded. The high‐speed communications, automated execution and borderless trading made possible by technological adva...
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Recent Developments Regarding the Misappropriation Theory in Securities Fraud Actions
On 25th June, 1997, the US Supreme Court issued an important decision in which it endorsed an expanded theory of insider trading liability under the federal securities laws. In United States v O'Ha...
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Modeling electronic service acceptance of an e‐securities trading system
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to consider the technology acceptance model (TAM) in the context of internet securities trading. It examines the antecedents of perceived usefulness and explor...
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