Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance: Volume 5 Issue 1

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Cost‐benefit analysis and compliance culture

Isaac Alfon

The increasing use of cost‐benefit analysis (CBA) in financial regulation is bringing a sharper focus on the benefits conferred by regulation. This paper addresses the impact of…

Inventory‐based stock market transparency rules

John Board, Charles Sutcliffe

The London Stock Exchange is currently preparing for the largest changes in its trading practices since the Big Bang. It is already known that the Exchange is proposing to retain…

Proposal for a Directive on systemic risk in payment systems

Marc Vereecken

The past decade, with its unprecedented surge in financial activity and the occurence of financial crises, has been one of increased awareness on the part of both regulatory…

Analysing systemic risk in banking and financial markets

Atul K. Shah

The deregulation of international banking and financial markets has raised a number of concerns about their fragility and risk of collapse through systemic contagion. A large…

Redrawing the regulatory map: A proposal for reform

Michael Taylor

In this paper Dr Taylor outlines his proposals for a radical shake‐up of the UK's system for regulating financial services. Market developments over the last decade mean that the…

Standards and qualities expected of compliance staff

Gordon McMurray

This paper sets out to examine, on an elemental basis, the key standards and qualities expected of compliance staff and the difficulties that breakdown in the compliance systems…

Legal update

Joanna Gray

The decision of the House of Lords in the Preddy appeal has led to a string of appeals against conviction to the Court of Appeal from individuals convicted under s.15 Theft Act…

Regulatory update

Joanna Gray

SIB Guidance Release 3/96 — standards for the custody of customer's investments The Treasury has decided to make custody of investments an activity requiring authorisation under…

Banking regulation and the tort of misfeasance in public office: The difficulties in suing regulators Three Rivers District Council and others (1) Bank of Credit and Commerce International SA (in liquidation) (2) v Bank of England

Joanna Gray

The Plaintiffs were depositors who had lost monies in the collapse of Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI). BCCI itself was named as a Plaintiff since it was an…

SIB unsuccessful in challenge to judicial review of its investigation of Interdata (UK) Ltd R v SIB ex parte Interdata (UK) Ltd

Joanna Gray

Interdata (UK) Ltd, and in particular a director, Mr Colin French, devised a computer program to provide information on past price movements of shares to investors. The SIB's…

Defining dishonesty: A culture clash of law and business Royal Brunei Airlines SDN BHD v Tan

Joanna Gray

Royal Brunei Airlines (the airline) had, in 1986, appointed Borneo Leisure Travel (BLT) as its agent for passenger and cargo transport sales in Sabah and Sarawak. Mr Tan was the…

‘Obtaining property by deception’, mortgage fraud and funds transfer

Joanna Gray

The appellants had made mortgage applications to building societies and other lenders which contained false statements. The sums obtained by the appellants by way of mortgage…

Disciplinary Action

Joanna Gray

i) On 12 July 1996, SFA issued Board Notice 345 containing details of its disciplinary action against John Edmund Odell and Branston & Gothard Ltd. SFA commenced disciplinary…

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Cover of Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance

ISSN:

1358-1988

Online date, start – end:

1992

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Prof John Ashton