Add to ORKGEarly in her book, Professor Condon bemoans the general lack of Canadian scholarship in the area of securities regulation. Not only is there very little theoretical work in this field, she notes, but also, even historically descriptive accounts of the Ontario Securities Commission have been notable by their infrequency (at 15).\u2
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Early in her book, Professor Condon bemoans the general lack of Canadian scholarship in the area of ...
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This paper argues in favour of principle-based securities regulation for Canada. The author examine...
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If securities regulation is any indication, few countries in the world take their federalism as seri...
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The corporate governance scandals of 2003 have brought renewed focus on mandatory disclosure. One o...
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Recent developments in Canada\u27s securities markets highlight their national character and call fo...
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The purpose of this study is to examine the use of discretionary enforcement powers by securities re...
The fundamental difference between Ontario law and Bangladesh law is that the former is based on the...
This Article looks at the regulatory techniques that have been adopted in a small but developed mark...
Early in her book, Professor Condon bemoans the general lack of Canadian scholarship in the area of ...
Historically, Two Issues Have Dominated The Study of Regulatory Agencies: first, how agencies define...
This paper argues in favour of principle-based securities regulation for Canada. The author examine...
The idea of setting up a national securities commission in Canada has recently returned to the foref...
If securities regulation is any indication, few countries in the world take their federalism as seri...
On May 26, 2010, Canada’s Minister of Finance tabled in the House of Commons a draft Securities Act....
The purpose of this paper is to provide an empirical foundation from a capital markets perspective t...
The corporate governance scandals of 2003 have brought renewed focus on mandatory disclosure. One o...
This paper uses insights from cultural theories of regulation and critical legal studies to argue th...
This book is a compilation of essays written by lawyers who were enrolled in a corporate governance ...
Recent developments in Canada\u27s securities markets highlight their national character and call fo...
In this paper, I explore the mechanics of social disclosure in Canada. In section II, I review the e...
The purpose of this study is to examine the use of discretionary enforcement powers by securities re...
The fundamental difference between Ontario law and Bangladesh law is that the former is based on the...
This Article looks at the regulatory techniques that have been adopted in a small but developed mark...