Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance
1992 - 2025
Current editor(s): Prof John Ashton
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Volume 11, issue 4, 2003
- Basel II: The road ahead pp. 297-302

- Jaime Caruana
- European Court of Justice opens the way for pan‐European occupational pensions pp. 303-308

- Jan‐Mikael Bexhed
- Post‐Enron developments in UK audit and corporate governance regulation pp. 309-322

- Ian P. Dewing
- Case study: Where is the risk in transaction monitoring? pp. 323-328

- Frank Veyder
- The impact of e‐commerce developments on consumer welfare ‐ Information disclosure regimes pp. 329-348

- Jennifer Hamilton and Lorna E. Gillies
- Evaluating market supervision through an overview of trading halts in the Portuguese stock market pp. 349-376

- João Duque and Ana Rita Fazenda
Volume 11, issue 3, 2003
- Revision of the Investment Services Directive pp. 211-218

- Jonathan Herbst
- The Investment Services Directive ‐ Routemap or obstacle course? pp. 219-224

- Angela Knight
- Individual and corporate compliance competence: An ethical approach pp. 225-235

- Jonathan Edwards
- All in the name of competition: European securities exchanges pp. 236-240

- Paul Arlman
- The Financial Services Authority and credit unions ‐ A new era in regulation? pp. 241-249

- Nicholas Ryder
- And then there were four: A study of UK audit market concentration ‐ causes, consequences and the scope for market adjustment pp. 250-265

- Vivien Beattie, Alan Goodacre and Stella Fearnley
Volume 11, issue 2, 2003
- A brief guide to the current proposals for mortgage regulation in the UK pp. 105-112

- Philip Ryley and John Virgo
- The FSA approach to the supervision of outsourcing pp. 113-120

- Peter McCormack
- Contracts and competition in the regulation of European stock exchanges pp. 121-137

- David Mayes
- A brave new world: The impact of domestic and international regulation on money laundering prevention in the UK pp. 138-145

- Antony Whitehouse
- N2+1: A review of FSA enforcement and discipline since N2 pp. 146-150

- Philip Parish
- Monitoring the success of policy initiatives to increase consumer understanding of financial services pp. 151-163

- James F. Devlin
- Weather risk management pp. 164-168

- Carole Edrich
- The legal approach to investment advisers in different jurisdictions pp. 169-184

- Roman Jordans
- Regulatory and legal commentary pp. 185-188

- Joanna Gray
Volume 11, issue 1, 2003
- Compliance competent life assurance companies: A partnership approach pp. 10-20

- Jonathan Edwards
- Cross‐border services into Germany pp. 21-25

- Andreas Steck and Kristian Landegren
- Lending decision making and the Competition Commission report on the provision of banking services to small firms pp. 26-36

- John K. Ashton and Kevin Keasey
- Better than best execution? The Financial Services Authority’s new proposals to reform UK best execution requirements pp. 37-44

- David Capps
- Banking regulation and supervision in Japan: Some issues and concerns pp. 45-59

- Maximilian Hall
- Crisis and fraud pp. 60-70

- Pascal Blanque
- The impact of regulatory change on retail financial product distribution in the UK pp. 71-80

- Kevin Littler and Robert Hudson
Volume 10, issue 4, 2002
- Operational risk management for financial institutions pp. 313-316

- Michael Foot
- Keeping dirty money and terrorist funds away: The proposed Money Laundering Regulation of the Swiss Federal Banking Commission pp. 317-328

- Eva H.G. Hüpkes
- Risk‐based regulation in the Financial Services Authority pp. 329-335

- Carol Sergeant
- Legal and regulatory protections for hedge fund investors pp. 336-340

- Simon Firth and Alix Prentice
- 11th September and revelations from the Enron collapse add to the mounting pressure on offshore financial centres pp. 341-354

- Jackie Johnson
- Mindsets and consequences in corporate governance and control: Part 2 pp. 355-360

- Carole Edrich
- Non‐executive directors and the Higgs consultation paper, ‘Review of the role and effectiveness of non‐executive directors’ pp. 361-371

- Kevin Keasey and Robert Hudson
- Section 20 versus investment house underwriting of small equity initial public offerings in the USA pp. 372-384

- Nancy L. Beneda
Volume 10, issue 3, 2002
- Cruickshank’s recommendations as to the future of the UK payment system pp. 209-218

- John K. Ashton and Gary Boyes
- Practical aspects of implementing a Basel II‐compliant economic capital framework pp. 219-223

- Bert Bruggink and Eugen Buck
- The 1998‐99 banking crisis in Uganda: What was the role of the new capital requirements? pp. 224-242

- Paul Mpuga
- FSA Consultation Paper 121 and the move to depolarisation ‐ A critical analysis pp. 243-253

- Patrick Ring
- Financial regulation of public limited companies in the UK: A way forward post‐Enron pp. 254-265

- SteIIa Fearnley, Richard Brandt and Vivien Beattie
- A fraud detection model: A must for auditors pp. 266-278

- Maria Krambia‐Kapardis
- Mindsets and consequences in corporate governance and control: Part 1 pp. 279-283

- Carole Edrich
- Senior managers and discipline pp. 284-289

- Philip Ryley and John Virgo
Volume 10, issue 2, 2002
- New mindsets and new skills: The strategic importance of continuous competence in emerging financial services business models pp. 105-114

- Gary Storer and Amin Rajan
- Incentive compatibility and the optimal design of deposit protection schemes: An assessment of UK arrangements pp. 115-134

- Maximilian Hall
- To polarise or not to polarise pp. 135-140

- Paul Smee
- Information exchange and the offshore financial centres pp. 141-161

- Richard J. Hay
- The business cycle in a globalising new economy: Implications for bank regulation and monetary policy pp. 162-167

- Andy Mullineux
- UK energy trading regulation: The EMP regime pp. 168-176

- Edward J. Swan and Darren Fox
Volume 10, issue 1, 2002
- How reliable are the recommendations of the Cruickshank Report? An assessment of market definition in UK competition analysis of retail banking markets pp. 15-21

- John K. Ashton
- The bank selection process and market definition in Australia pp. 22-30

- Ross Jones, Jim Nielsen and Rowan Trayler
- Regulation of insurance services in the Czech Republic pp. 31-36

- Vladimir Mráz
- Customer service, complaints management and regulatory compliance pp. 37-54

- Joy Terentis, Fabian Sander, Maureen Madden, Merlin Stone and David Cox
- Financial globalisation: Is it a threat to key central bank functions? The case of Mauritius pp. 55-67

- John Adams
- Regulation of statutory audit in the European Union: New developments pp. 68-78

- Ian P. Dewing and Peter Russell