Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance
1992 - 2025
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Volume 15, issue 4, 2007
- Bank accounting and bank value: harmonising (d)effects of a common accounting culture? pp. 360-380

- Ioannis Anagnostopoulos and Roger Buckland
- Evidence on UK directors' compliance with disclosure timing regulations pp. 381-393

- Brian Balmforth, Bruce M. Burton, Stuart R. Cross and David M. Power
- How IFRS has destabilised financial reporting for UK non‐listed entities pp. 394-408

- Stella Fearnley and Tony Hines
- Characteristics of acquired firms: the case of the banking industry pp. 409-422

- Scott I. Meisel
- It's all in the data – consistent operational risk measurement and regulation pp. 423-449

- Andreas Jobst
- Credit default swap spread and succession events pp. 450-463

- Halit Gonenc, Floris Schorer and Willem P.F. Appel
- Watching the watch‐dog pp. 464-471

- Richard Burger and William Dodsworth
- Navigating trans‐atlantic deals: warranties, disclosure and material adverse change pp. 472-481

- John Phillips, Julian Runnicles and Jeffery Schwartz
- Market abuse and the commodities markets pp. 482-486

- Kyri Evagora and Gerald Licnachan
- Financial Ombudsman's statutory powers pp. 487-491

- Joanna Gray
Volume 15, issue 3, 2007
- The debate over the economic rationale for investor protection regulation: a critical appraisal pp. 236-249

- Andromachi Georgosouli
- Trends in Federal Reserve and Basel II A‐IRB Bank governance pp. 250-261

- Elizabeth Webb
- How increased enforcement can offset statutory deregulation pp. 262-274

- Donald Vitaliano and Gregory P. Stella
- Dynamics and regulatory system of Indian financial markets pp. 275-302

- A.K. Sharma and Ashutosh Vashishtha
- Who pays for banking supervision? Principles and trends pp. 303-326

- Donato Masciandaro, Maria J. Nieto and Henriette Prast
- Managing the competition risks of communication between competitors pp. 327-330

- Fred Houwen
- A principled front in the war against market abuse pp. 331-336

- Richard Burger
- Court of appeal ruling on discovery in civil litigation of regulatory information protected from disclosure by section 348 FSMA pp. 337-342

- Joanna Gray
- At FSA's application High Court orders winding‐up of UK partnership which facilitated offshore boiler room share sales to UK investors pp. 343-347

- Joanna Gray
Volume 15, issue 2, 2007
- The Financial Ombudsman Service: not just an alternative to court pp. 135-142

- Walter Merricks
- Internal audit function role in operational risk management pp. 143-155

- Ana Fernández‐Laviada
- A risk‐based approach to AML pp. 156-165

- Jos de Wit
- Mortality projections and unisex pricing of annuities in the UK pp. 166-179

- Robert Hudson
- Prevention of corruption – UK legislation and enforcement pp. 180-185

- George Brown
- Transparency proposals for European sovereign bond markets pp. 186-198

- Peter Dunne
- Bank deregulation and acquisition activity: the cases of the US, Italy and Germany pp. 199-209

- Jens Hagendorff, Michael Collins and Kevin Keasey
- Implementing AML/CFT measures that address the risks and not tick boxes pp. 210-216

- Marcus Killick and David Parody
- Financial services and markets tribunal orders that costs of successful challenge to enforcement action for market abuse be paid by FSA pp. 217-220

- Joanna Gray
- The discovery process in civil litigation and the restrictions on disclosure of Section 348 Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 pp. 221-226

- Joanna Gray
Volume 15, issue 1, 2007
- Financial sector convergence and corporate governance pp. 8-19

- Andy Mullineux
- Reforming governance and regulation of urban cooperative banks in India pp. 20-29

- Mukul G. Asher
- Corporate governance in Germany pp. 30-41

- Rüdiger von Rosen
- Deposit insurance and credit unions: an international perspective pp. 42-62

- Kevin M.G. Hannafin and Donal G. McKillop
- Do risk factors matter in the IPO valuation? pp. 63-89

- Khaled Abdou and Mehmet Dicle
- MiFID impact on investment managers pp. 90-98

- Stéphane Janin
- An appraisal of the Pensions White Paper proposals pp. 99-107

- Howard Flight
- “If in doubt count it out!”: a review of the AIT criminal trial pp. 108-115

- Samantha Hatt and Richard Burger
- Financial services and markets tribunal clarifies both its own jurisdiction and the scope of market abuse pp. 116-121

- Joanna Gray
- Financial services and markets tribunal further clarifies scope of market abuse regime pp. 122-125

- Joanna Gray
Volume 14, issue 4, 2006
- Integration, regulation, and policy of securities market infrastructures in the euro area pp. 328-347

- Heiko Schmiedel and Andreas Schönenberger
- European supervisory convergence: a new dynamic pp. 348-362

- Michael McKee
- The mortality risk of pensions – methods of control and policy implications for the UK pp. 363-374

- Robert Hudson
- The corporate governance of banks pp. 375-382

- Andy Mullineux
- Operational risk information system: a challenge for the banking sector pp. 383-401

- Francisco Flores, Enrique Bónson‐Ponte and Tomás Escobar‐Rodríguez
- US regulators release joint‐rule proposal regarding futures contracts on debt indexes and securities pp. 402-407

- Andrew P. Cross
- The usual suspects? pp. 408-410

- Richard Burger and George Davies
- Court castigates BCCI liquidators' claim against Bank of England pp. 411-417

- Joanna Gray
- Financial services and markets tribunal turns down costs application from broker whom it had earlier found not to have engaged in market abuse pp. 418-423

- Joanna Gray
Volume 14, issue 3, 2006
- Executive compensation in the UK pp. 235-241

- Kevin Keasey
- Treating customers fairly pp. 242-253

- Jonathan Edwards
- Re‐thinking the regulatory environment of credit reporting pp. 254-272

- Federico F. Ferretti
- Reforming provident and pension fund regulation in India pp. 273-284

- Mukul G. Asher and Amarendu Nandy
- Product innovation and consumer choice in the UK financial services industry pp. 285-303

- Laura A. Costanzo and John K. Ashton
- “Are you the weakest link?” The FSA's financial crime review pp. 304-310

- Richard Burger and Samantha Hatt
- Financial Services and Markets Tribunal rules prohibition order is appropriate pp. 311-315

- Joanna Gray
- Tribunal rejects FSA allegation of market abuse pp. 316-320

- Joanna Gray
Volume 14, issue 2, 2006
- A compliance competence partnership approach model pp. 140-150

- Jonathan Edwards and Simon Wolfe
- On the inception of sound derivative products in emerging markets pp. 151-164

- Mazin A.M. Al Janabi
- A review of financial and regulatory reforms in the gilt‐edged market pp. 165-173

- Farooq Ahmad and David Lal
- The relevance of value‐at‐risk disclosures: evidence from the LTCM crisis pp. 174-184

- Niranjan Chipalkatti and Vinay Datar
- The impact of the 2004 research analyst rules on hedge fund research reports pp. 185-191

- Keith H. Black and John Mauldin
- The effect of the SEC's regulation fair disclosure on analyst forecast attributes pp. 192-209

- Rong Yang and Yaw M. Mensah
- Court of Appeal rules on solicitor's liability to make redress to investors pp. 210-216

- Joanna Gray
- Question of legal nature of betting scheme under FSMA 2000 considered by Court of Appeal pp. 217-221

- Joanna Gray
Volume 14, issue 1, 2006
- Banking supervision in a smaller financial centre – problems and recipes for success pp. 7-13

- Michael Foot
- FSA enforcement process review pp. 14-23

- Richard Burger
- Basel II – an opportunity for convergence in the EU pp. 24-28

- José María Roldán
- Tackling cross‐border market abuse pp. 29-36

- Carlos Conceicao
- The privatisation process and evolving share ownership structure of Mainland China's leading state‐owned enterprises pp. 37-46

- Paul B. McGuinness
- Strategies and benefits of developing a market for government securities pp. 47-56

- Juan Fernando Lucio
- Financial supervision in the Republic of Cyprus: the case for reform pp. 57-69

- Phoebus Athanassiou
- What are the perils of separating banking regulation from the central bank's orbit in Latin America and the Caribbean? pp. 70-83

- Edgardo Demaestri and Federico Guerrero
- Internal risk control benchmark setting for foreign exchange exposure pp. 84-111

- Mazin A.M. Al Janabi
- Challenges facing banking in emerging markets pp. 112-118

- Iain Clacher, Joshua Doriye, Suleiman R. Mohamed and Tadeo Satta
- New company law reform bill pp. 119-122

- Joanna Gray
- Was former chairman of Shell Group denied procedural fairness in the FSA's enforcement action against the group? pp. 123-130

- Joanna Gray
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