Add to ORKGWe examine the effect of securities laws on stock market development in 49 countries. We find little evidence that public enforcement benefits stock markets, but strong evidence that laws mandating disclosure and facilitating private enforcement through liability rules benefit stock markets
Securities law exists because of unique informational needs of investors. Securities are not inheren...
This paper argues, both theoretically and empirically, that sometimes no securities law may be bette...
The time is long past when either economist or lawyers, on the basis of their own singular disciplin...
We examine the effect of securities laws on stock market development in 49 countries. We find almost...
Despite the various reforms instituted to foster local markets for fixed income securities, the expe...
Ascertaining which enforcement mechanisms work to protect investors has been both a focus of recent ...
Typically approached in terms of efficiency, accountability, deterrence, and the best interests of t...
The Article surveys the growing law and finance literature providing evidence that legal protections...
As barriers to international investment fall and technology improves, the cost advantages for a firm...
The intensity of enforcement efforts by securities regulators varies widely among financially develo...
This book marks the 24th entry in the Global Issues series of books designed to introduce internatio...
The globalization of the securities markets and rapid technological advancement have made internatio...
Under the conventional view, securities law is intended to protect ordinary (retail) investors. Howe...
Laws are nonnally enacted with reference to social objectives. The rules and regulations that gover...
In recent years, with the rapid development of China's stock market and the awakening of investors’ ...
Securities law exists because of unique informational needs of investors. Securities are not inheren...
This paper argues, both theoretically and empirically, that sometimes no securities law may be bette...
The time is long past when either economist or lawyers, on the basis of their own singular disciplin...
We examine the effect of securities laws on stock market development in 49 countries. We find almost...
Despite the various reforms instituted to foster local markets for fixed income securities, the expe...
Ascertaining which enforcement mechanisms work to protect investors has been both a focus of recent ...
Typically approached in terms of efficiency, accountability, deterrence, and the best interests of t...
The Article surveys the growing law and finance literature providing evidence that legal protections...
As barriers to international investment fall and technology improves, the cost advantages for a firm...
The intensity of enforcement efforts by securities regulators varies widely among financially develo...
This book marks the 24th entry in the Global Issues series of books designed to introduce internatio...
The globalization of the securities markets and rapid technological advancement have made internatio...
Under the conventional view, securities law is intended to protect ordinary (retail) investors. Howe...
Laws are nonnally enacted with reference to social objectives. The rules and regulations that gover...
In recent years, with the rapid development of China's stock market and the awakening of investors’ ...
Securities law exists because of unique informational needs of investors. Securities are not inheren...
This paper argues, both theoretically and empirically, that sometimes no securities law may be bette...
The time is long past when either economist or lawyers, on the basis of their own singular disciplin...