This casebook provides the tools for the study of the law of securities regulation. This edition has been extensively revised and reorganized. Topics covered include the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the competitiveness of the U.S. capital markets, and the affect of globalization on the world's security markets. It includes a new chapter on shareholder voting and updated coverage of SEC enforcement actions and criminal liability, as well as state securities law, international issues, and the regulation of investment companies.
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Securities Regulation is the standard-bearer for Securities Law. Now in its 11th edition, the book is a rigorous tutor and is a comprehensive collection of cases and thoughts on securities. The learning curve may be steep, but you simply cannot do better than Coffee & Sale.
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This book may be a helpful desk reference for a practitioner, but it is not a practical introduction to Securities Regulation for a student. Most people in the course (even gunner, Law Review types) have given up reading the text, as it is very, very dense and yet still manages not provide the necessary context for the subject matter. We dislike it and it doesn't appear that the professor likes it any better than we do. I will say that the text is well edited and formatted - which often is not the case with legal texts.
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Loss and Seligman have long been the top authors in the area of securities regulations. Loss' multiseries treatise is a staple in every securities attorney's library. This single volume version is an excellent resource for the layman, as well as for the attorney who does not practice securities law every day.
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1. The Capital Markets. The securities markets are part of the broader financial markets that operate both within the United States and internationally. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
tendered company, noncontrol persons, defective registration statement, tender offeror, statutory prospectus, dealer exemption, investment intent, racketeering activity, prospectus delivery requirements, private offering exemption, implied private right, proxy rules, registered offering, private damage actions, restricted securities, prospectus requirements, transaction exemption, misappropriation theory, national securities exchange, antifraud provisions, offering statement, national market system, fixed commission rates, reasonable investigation, safe harbor rule Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Supreme Court, Williams Act, Securities Exchange Act, New York Stock Exchange, Justice Department, Commerce Clause, Chris-Craft Industries, Los Angeles, First City, Investment Advisers Act, Investment Company Act, Blue Chip, Crowell Collier, Merrill Lynch, Peat Marwick, Touche Ross, American Stock Exchange, Arthur Young, Fifth Amendment, Ira Haupt, Leasco Data Processing Equipment Corp, Morgan Stanley, Second Circuit, Wall Street Journal New!
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1. The Capital Markets. The securities markets are part of the broader financial markets that operate both within the United States and internationally. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
tendered company, noncontrol persons, defective registration statement, tender offeror, statutory prospectus, dealer exemption, investment intent, racketeering activity, prospectus delivery requirements, private offering exemption, implied private right, proxy rules, registered offering, private damage actions, restricted securities, prospectus requirements, transaction exemption, misappropriation theory, national securities exchange, antifraud provisions, offering statement, national market system, fixed commission rates, reasonable investigation, safe harbor rule Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Supreme Court, Williams Act, Securities Exchange Act, New York Stock Exchange, Justice Department, Commerce Clause, Chris-Craft Industries, Los Angeles, First City, Investment Advisers Act, Investment Company Act, Blue Chip, Crowell Collier, Merrill Lynch, Peat Marwick, Touche Ross, American Stock Exchange, Arthur Young, Fifth Amendment, Ira Haupt, Leasco Data Processing Equipment Corp, Morgan Stanley, Second Circuit, Wall Street Journal New!
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- Securities Regulation by Louis Loss in Front Matter (1), Front Matter (2), and page 14
- Constitutional Law (Hornbook Series) (Hornbook Series Student Edition) by John E. Nowak in Front Matter
- Constitutional Law (Casebook) by Pamela S. Karlan in Front Matter
- Civil Procedure, Sixth Edition (Casebook Series) by Stephen C. Yeazell in Front Matter
- Criminal Procedure (Hornbooks) by Wayne R. LaFave in Front Matter
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