Skip to main content
Create Account
About PLI PLUS
Help
Contact Us
Questions? Comments?
Contact us.
Email:
PLUS@pli.edu
Phone:
877.900.5291
PLI.edu
SIGN IN
Search
Browse
All Content
Books
- Answer Books
- Course Handbooks
- Journals
- Treatises
Forms
Transcripts
My Bookshelf
My History
< Back To Results
1 in 1 results
Previous Result
Next Result
Institute on Securities Regulation (23rd Annual)
Chair(s):
Harvey L. Pitt, Charles M. Nathan, Edward F. Greene
Practice Area:
Banking, Corporate & Securities
Published:
Oct 1991
ISBN:
N/A
PLI Item #:
171956
This version is not current.
Click here for the most recent version.
Terms & Connectors
Natural Language
Email
Print
Add To Bookshelf
Permalink
Table of Contents
Related Items
Select All
Front Matter
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Vol. 1. Current Issues and Rulemaking Projects—Division of Corporation Finance
Chapter 2 Vol. 1. Failed and Failing Businesses
Chapter 3 Vol. 1. Selected Issues In Restructuring Public Debt Securities
Chapter 4 Vol. 1. Bond Tender Offers
Chapter 5 Vol. 1. Duties to Bondholders in Recapitalizations and Restructurings
Chapter 6 Vol. 1. Prepackaged Chapter 11 Plans
Chapter 7 Vol. 1. Strategic Investments and Acquisitions in the Chapter 11 Context
Chapter 8 Vol. 1. Mergers and Acquisitions: Recent Developments in Takeover Tactics and Defense
Chapter 1 Vol. 2. Insider Trading and Debt Securities
Chapter 2 Vol. 2. Disclosure and Other Issues Involving Fixed Income Securities
Chapter 3 Vol. 2. Disclosure Issues in the 1990s: Hypothetical Facts for Discussion
Chapter 4 Vol. 2. Disclosure Issues for Troubled Companies, Including Special Issues Facing Troubled Financial Institutions
Chapter 5 Vol. 2. Recent Developments Concerning the Disclosure of Material Information to Analysts, and the Market Under the Federal Securities Laws
Chapter 6 Vol. 2. SEC Enforcement: A Look at the Current Program and Some Thoughts About the 1990s
Chapter 7 Vol. 2. The Securities Enforcement Remedies and Penny Stock Reform Act of 1990
Chapter 8 Vol. 2. The Internationalization of Securities Fraud Enforcement in the 1990’s
Chapter 9 Vol. 2. Enforcement in the 1990s: The Corporate Response—The United States Sentencing Commission Guidelines
Chapter 10 Vol. 2. Enforcement in the 1990s: The Corporate Response
Chapter 11 Vol. 2. New Benefits from Institutional Codes of Conduct: The Proposed Criminal Sentencing Guidelines
Chapter 12 Vol. 2. Justice Delayed, Justice Denied: Some Critical Observations about the SEC’s Kern Decision
Chapter 13 Vol. 2. Prosecutorial Indiscretions and Reversals of Fortune
Chapter 14 Vol. 2. The Effect of Index Investment Policies on Corporate Governance
Chapter 15 Vol. 2. Proxy Rules and Proxy Reform Issues
Chapter 16 Vol. 2. The Professional as Defendant
Chapter 17 Vol. 2. The Supreme Court’s Laissez-Faire Attitude Toward Derivative Litigation
Chapter 18 Vol. 2. The New Section 16 Rules: Compliance Procedures
Chapter 19 Vol. 2. Section 16 Letters by Subject Matter
About Us