Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance
1992 - 2024
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Volume 6, issue 4, 1998
- A prospectus from the FSA: Its approach to regulation pp. 305-312

- David T Llewellyn
- Principles of effective regulation and supervision of banks pp. 312-319

- David T Llewellyn
- The new financial regulatory regime and the regulation of insurance pp. 320-325

- Mark Boléat
- The structure of financial regulation pp. 326-350

- Richard Dale and Simon Wolfe
- Finanzplatz Deutschland: Modernisation and regulatory reform pp. 351-356

- Norbert Walter
- The Financial Services and Markets Bill and the role of Lloyd's pp. 357-364

- John Young Cbe
- Gearing up for the FSA regime pp. 365-370

- Simon Morris
- The unified compulsory ombudsman scheme pp. 371-378

- Walter Merricks
- The Financial Services and Markets Bill: A legal perspective pp. 379-383

- Jonathan Middleburgh
- Website review pp. 385-388

- Martyn Kendrick
Volume 6, issue 3, 1998
- Banking litigation strategies after Woolf pp. 211-218

- David Jones‐Parry and Simon James
- Achieving a coordinated approach to compliance in a global business pp. 219-223

- Matthew King
- Choice of law clauses in customer agreements: NASD conduct rule 3110(f)(4) pp. 224-230

- Barry R. Goldsmith and Thomas B. Lawson
- Fraud, prosecution and regulation: Achieving effective control pp. 231-237

- Michael J. Clarke
- Developments in the German equity market and its regulation pp. 238-248

- Rüdiger von Rosen
- Waking up to the nightmare: Winners and losers after EMU pp. 249-252

- John L. Langton
- Lessons from recent banking crises pp. 253-261

- David T. Llewellyn
- Introduction to the Website review pp. 265-268

- Martyn Kendrick
- BCCI (Overseas) Ltd, BCCI Holdings (Luxembourg) SA and BCCI SA (all three appellants in liquidation) v Price Waterhouse and Ernst & Whinney pp. 271-277

- Joanna Gray
- Century National Merchant Bank Limited and Others v Davies and Others pp. 278-285

- Lords Goff of Chieveley, Lloyd of Berwick, Steyn, Hoffman and Hope of Craighead
Volume 6, issue 2, 1998
- Reducing systemic risk in payment and securities settlement systems pp. 107-134

- Marc Vereecken
- Financial services regulation and the Internet pp. 135-149

- Heather Rowe
- The new Financial Services Authority: Plans for implementation pp. 150-158

- Andrew Hilton
- Auditor independence and the expectations gap: Some evidence of changing user perceptions pp. 159-170

- Vivien Beattie, Richard Brandt and Stella Fearnley
- Joseph Gerald Taylor v Investors Compensation Scheme pp. 178-183

- Beldam Lj, Potter Lj and J Balcombe
- Financial Services Authority Limited (formerly the Securities and Investments Board) v Scandex and Another pp. 184-196

- Hobhouse Lj, Millett Lj and Otton Lj
Volume 6, issue 1, 1998
- Direct taxation and bank disclosure in the context of the law of the European Union pp. 11-20

- Nicholas Dorn and Simone White
- Regulating financial reporting on the Internet pp. 21-25

- Roger Hussey and James Gulliford
- The future of regulation of collective investment schemes pp. 26-30

- Oliver Lodge
- Developments in voluntary self‐regulation pp. 31-38

- Nicola Jamison
- The marketing of investments pp. 39-45

- Nicholas Walmsley
- New opportunities to market investment funds in the USA pp. 46-58

- Marybeth Sorady
- Safeguarding investment in Danish mortgage bonds pp. 59-69

- Jeppe Ladekarl
- The insurance industry and the Financial Services Authority pp. 70-74

- Mark Boléat
- Malik v BCCI SA; Mahmud v BCCI SA pp. 77-80

- Goff, Mackay, Mustill, Nicholls, Steyn and Joanna Gray
- SIB and SFA consult on the regulatory responsibilities of senior management of firms doing investment business pp. 80-83

- Joanna Gray
- New developments in the changing structure of financial regulation pp. 84-85

- Joanna Gray
- Secretary of State for Trade and Industry v Baker & Others pp. 85-89

- Richard Scott V‐c and Joanna Gray
Volume 5, issue 4, 1997
- A guide to rules on electronic communications in the USA pp. 291-298

- Wesley L. Ringo
- The impact of electronic trading on regulatory surveillance pp. 299-305

- Amanda Sherwood
- Electronic commerce and the Single Market in financial services in Europe: What chances for success? pp. 306-318

- Philip Woolfson
- Markups in equity securities deemed to be less than active and competitive pp. 319-326

- John Sergio
- Managing the firm‐regulator relationship pp. 327-330

- Gordon McMurray
- The prevention and detection of corporate fraud: An assessment of the present framework pp. 331-339

- W.M. McInnes and J.E. Stevenson
- Regulating for the future: Securities regulation in an automated environment pp. 340-345

- Kristen N. Geyer
- Cross‐border regulatory issues achieving good compliance in an international environment pp. 346-351

- Fiona Fry
- Strategies for ensuring compliance with the AB1 code of practice for the selling of general insurance pp. 352-357

- Roger Salt
- The Securities and Investments Board v Scandex Capital Management A/S & Jeremy Bartholomew‐White pp. 361-365

- J Carnwath and Joanna Gray
- BCCI International (Overseas) Ltd and Price Waterhouse, Ernst & Whinney, and Abu Dhabi and the Bank of England pp. 365-370

- J Laddie and Joanna Gray
- NM Financial Management Ltd v Marshall pp. 371-372

- Butler‐Sloss Lj, Millet Lj, Thorpe Lj and Joanna Gray
- Investors Compensation Scheme Ltd v West Bromwich Building Society pp. 373-375

- Goff, Lloyd, Hoffman, Hope, Clyde and Joanna Gray
Volume 5, issue 3, 1997
- The social dimensions of financial risk pp. 195-207

- Atul K. Shah
- Money laundering regulation: A bridge too far? pp. 207-214

- Sue Thornhill
- The regulation of financial conglomerates pp. 215-221

- Gareth Adams
- New developments for non‐US investment advisers doing business in the USA pp. 222-235

- Marybeth Sorady
- Deregulation: The impact on a compliance officer — PIA interactions pp. 236-242

- Wyn Thomas
- The deregulation of foreign exchange control in Japan pp. 243-248

- Hiroaki Shinoda
- Closing the loopholes in US regulation S for offshore offers and sales of securities pp. 249-259

- Dana L. Platt and Mark J. McKeefry
- Duties of unit trust trustees pp. 260-264

- Stephen Lofthouse
- R v PIA ombudsman & PIAex parteBurns‐Anderson Independent Network plc pp. 267-270

- McCowan Lj, Millett Lj, Auld Lj and Joanna Gray
- ICIC (Overseas) Ltd v Adham & Others pp. 270-272

- J Harman and Joanna Gray
- Armitage v Nurse & Others pp. 272-275

- Hirst Lj, Millett Lj, Hutchison Lj and Joanna Gray
Volume 5, issue 2, 1997
- Comments on the European Commission Green Paper — ‘Financial services: Meeting consumers' expectations’ pp. 107-114

- Marc Dassesse
- Labour's proposals for regulation into the 21st century pp. 115-117

- Mike O'Brien
- Open‐ended investment companies pp. 118-124

- Paula Diggle
- Comparison of interim reporting regimes between a mature and an emerging market pp. 125-135

- Hannu Schadewitz and Dallas R. Blevins
- Training and competence — the compliance officer's perspective pp. 136-138

- Diana Miller
- The Insurance Ombudsman and payment protection insurance pp. 139-145

- Peter Hart
- Identification and verification under the money laundering regulations: Problems with compliance pp. 146-153

- Richard Stones
- EU directives and their impact on netting pp. 154-162

- Paolo Clarotti
- Barings plc and another v Coopers & Lybrand and others pp. 165-168

- Leggatt Lj, Swinton Thomas Lj, Mummery Lj and Joanna Gray
- Human rights and the investigation of fraud Saunders v United Kingdom pp. 169-172

- Joanna Gray
- R v Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales, ex parte X pp. 173-177

- J Sedley and Joanna Gray
- R v Investors Compensation Scheme Ltd ex parte Gerald Taylor pp. 178-180

- Staughton Lj, J Tucker and Joanna Gray
Volume 5, issue 1, 1997
- Cost‐benefit analysis and compliance culture pp. 16-22

- Isaac Alfon
- Inventory‐based stock market transparency rules pp. 23-28

- John Board and Charles Sutcliffe
- Proposal for a Directive on systemic risk in payment systems pp. 29-36

- Marc Vereecken
- Analysing systemic risk in banking and financial markets pp. 37-48

- Atul K. Shah
- Redrawing the regulatory map: A proposal for reform pp. 49-58

- Michael Taylor
- Standards and qualities expected of compliance staff pp. 59-61

- Gordon McMurray
- Legal update pp. 65-65

- Joanna Gray
- Regulatory update pp. 66-69

- Joanna Gray
- 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 pp. 70-72

- Joanna Gray
- Ignorance of the law is no excuse for company directors Attorney General's Reference No. 1 of 1995 pp. 73-77

- Joanna Gray
- Assignment of individual investors' claims to the Investors Compensation Scheme declared invalid (1) Investors Compensation Scheme Ltd v West Bromwich Building Society; (2) Same v Hopkin & Sons; (3) Alford & Ors v West Bromwich Building Society; (4) Armitage v West Bromwich Building Society pp. 78-80

- Joanna Gray
- SIB unsuccessful in challenge to judicial review of its investigation of Interdata (UK) Ltd R v SIB ex parte Interdata (UK) Ltd pp. 81-82

- Joanna Gray
- Defining dishonesty: A culture clash of law and business Royal Brunei Airlines SDN BHD v Tan pp. 83-87

- Joanna Gray
- ‘Obtaining property by deception’, mortgage fraud and funds transfer pp. 88-91

- Joanna Gray
- Disciplinary Action pp. 92-93

- Joanna Gray
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