Under the Uniform Securities Act (Act or USA), in-house accountants, analysts, attorneys, and other inside gatekeepers may be held responsible for running afoul of the secondary liability provisions of the USA, while their outside counterparts will escape liability. As a result, an inherent inequity in treatment exists between inside and outside actors in private state securities litigation
Lawyers often play an integral part in business transactions and securities offerings. This puts law...
Company law in the UK and securities regulation in the US have developed over the past six decades i...
In 1988, in response to rampant insider trading during the 1980s, Congress passed the Insider Tradin...
Under the Uniform Securities Act (Act or USA), in-house accountants, analysts, attorneys, and other ...
In the last two decades, massive financial scandals have impaired the integrity of the financial mar...
The financial scandals of the last decade have called into question the effectiveness of the system ...
The financial scandals of the last decade have called into question the effectiveness of the system ...
Section 307 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act authorizes the SEC to prescribe minimum standards of professi...
Courts have long recognized the role of the securities industry’s accountants, lawyers, securities a...
This Article fills a few of the gaps in current scholarship about gatekeepers and sets forth a propo...
Securities markets have long employed gatekeepers – independent professions who pledge their reput...
In recent years the SEC has repeatedly stressed the importance of holding gatekeepers accountable in...
Over the last decade complexity has impaired financial regulators' and supervisors' ability to cope ...
Securities regulation wears two hats. Its “upstream” side governs firms in connection with their obt...
We study the effectiveness of internal gatekeepers and then ask whether equity incentives divert the...
Lawyers often play an integral part in business transactions and securities offerings. This puts law...
Company law in the UK and securities regulation in the US have developed over the past six decades i...
In 1988, in response to rampant insider trading during the 1980s, Congress passed the Insider Tradin...
Under the Uniform Securities Act (Act or USA), in-house accountants, analysts, attorneys, and other ...
In the last two decades, massive financial scandals have impaired the integrity of the financial mar...
The financial scandals of the last decade have called into question the effectiveness of the system ...
The financial scandals of the last decade have called into question the effectiveness of the system ...
Section 307 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act authorizes the SEC to prescribe minimum standards of professi...
Courts have long recognized the role of the securities industry’s accountants, lawyers, securities a...
This Article fills a few of the gaps in current scholarship about gatekeepers and sets forth a propo...
Securities markets have long employed gatekeepers – independent professions who pledge their reput...
In recent years the SEC has repeatedly stressed the importance of holding gatekeepers accountable in...
Over the last decade complexity has impaired financial regulators' and supervisors' ability to cope ...
Securities regulation wears two hats. Its “upstream” side governs firms in connection with their obt...
We study the effectiveness of internal gatekeepers and then ask whether equity incentives divert the...
Lawyers often play an integral part in business transactions and securities offerings. This puts law...
Company law in the UK and securities regulation in the US have developed over the past six decades i...
In 1988, in response to rampant insider trading during the 1980s, Congress passed the Insider Tradin...