Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance
1992 - 2025
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Volume 7, issue 4, 1999
- Liability of financial advisers for pensions mis‐selling pp. 305-322

- Philip Ryley and John Virgo
- Enforcing compliance with accounting standards: The role of the Financial Reporting Review Panel in the UK regulatory framework pp. 323-330

- Robert E. Jupe
- Going Dutch: Catch‐all insider trading pp. 331-338

- Marc Groenhuijsen and François Kristen
- Cost‐benefit analysis in financial regulation: How to do it and how it adds value pp. 339-352

- Isaac Alfon and Peter Andrews
- Minimising the cost of FSA supervision pp. 353-360

- Roger Turner
- European Monetary Union: Legal compliance for IT systems — Après ‘Le Weekend’ pp. 361-378

- Alan Hawley
- Trust status for ‘surpluses’ account set up during wind down of SFA member firm pp. 379-384

- Joanna Gray
- Court of Appeal rules on the scope of s.47 of the Financial Services Act 1986 pp. 385-387

- Evans Lj, Ward Lj, Mummery Lj and David Capps
- Website review pp. 388-391

- Martyn Kendrick
Volume 7, issue 3, 1999
- Highly leveraged institutions: Possible regulatory responses pp. 209-218

- Jeremy Richardson
- The emerging market crisis and its aftermath in Latin America pp. 219-233

- Gustavo Cañonero and Liliana Rojas-Suarez
- Central banks as lenders of last resort: Lessons from the Asian contagion pp. 234-242

- Rosa Maria Lastra
- The Asian crisis and the process of financial contagion pp. 243-249

- Franklin Allen and Douglas Gale
- New Zealand's approach to bank supervision pp. 250-255

- John Turner and Peter Oyelere
- Supervisory reform in Japan pp. 256-269

- Maximilian Hall
- Bankers Trust Company and Bankers Trust International plc v PT Jakarta International Hotels & Development pp. 271-273

- Joanna Gray
- Asian Economic Crisis pp. 282-285

- Martyn Kendrick
Volume 7, issue 2, 1999
- Papers Brazilian banking and stabilisation pp. 105-113

- Roberto Luis Troster
- Website review pp. 108-200

- Martyn Kendrick
- Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland: Development of collective investment funds and securities markets pp. 114-136

- Mark St Giles
- Financial liberalisation, financial crisis and the new regime: The Korean experience pp. 137-147

- Yong‐Doo Cho and Dong‐Won Kim
- Emerging markets of the Middle East: A critique of selected issues in Arab securities regulation pp. 149-176

- Lu'ayy Minwer Al‐Rimawi
- Russia: A market yet to emerge pp. 177-182

- John Chown
- Paths to recovery in Thailand and Indonesia pp. 183-197

- Andy Mullineux, Juda Agung and Adisorn Pinijkulviwat
Volume 7, issue 1, 1999
- Risk management in insurance pp. 13-16

- David E. Bland
- Risk management and the retail sector: A banking perspective pp. 17-21

- Tansy Hepton
- Risk‐based compliance monitoring pp. 22-26

- Dawn Batchelor
- Risk management from a banking compliance officer's viewpoint pp. 27-30

- John Fox
- Audit regulation: A partial solution expanded pp. 31-47

- Vivien Beattie, Richard Brandt and Stella Fearnley
- Automated compliance systems pp. 48-56

- Fredda E. Ackerman, R. Darrell Mounts and David U. Thomas
- Corporate governance: Cadbury, Greenbury and Hampel — A review pp. 57-67

- Helen Short
- Website review pp. 69-72

- Martyn Kendrick
- In the matter of Market Wizard Systems (UK) Limited and in the matter of the Insolvency Act 1986 pp. 75-81

- Joanna Gray
- J. Rothschild Assurance plc v John Robert Collyear (First Defendant) and others pp. 82-89

- J Rix
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
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