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Institute on Securities Regulation (16th Annual)
Chair(s):
Charles M. Nathan, Stephen J. Friedman, Harvey L. Pitt
Practice Area:
Banking, Corporate & Securities
Published:
Nov 1984
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Front Matter
Table of Contents to Vol. 1
Table of Contents to Vol. 2
Chapter 1 Vol. 1. Internationalization of the Securities Markets
Chapter 2 Vol. 1. Tax Requirements for Issuing Debt to Foreigners
Chapter 3 Vol. 1. The Creation of New or “Synthetic” Securities — Rearrangement of Financial Assets to Provide Liquidity and Facilitate Secondary Trading Markets
Chapter 4 Vol. 1. Current Developments under the 1933 and 1934 Acts (September 1983-September 1984)
Chapter 5 Vol. 1. Recent Developments in Tender Offer Regulation
Chapter 6 Vol. 1. Fortifying the Stockade: Developments in Defensive Tactics - 1984
Chapter 7 Vol. 1. Fiduciary Standards in Control Contests
Chapter 8 Vol. 1. Developments in Offense: The Year of the Group Bid
Chapter 9 Vol. 1. Letters of Intent — Getty and Beyond
Chapter 10 Vol. 1. Policing Financial Disclosure Fraud: The SEC’s Top Priority; The SEC’s Objectives and Track Record
Chapter 11 Vol. 1. Acquisition of Depository Institutions by Non-Depository Firms: Regulatory Environment and Takeover Proofing
Chapter 12 Vol. 1. Mergers and Acquisitions: Regulatory History and Legislative Developments
Chapter 1 Vol. 2. Preserving Corporate Confidences
Chapter 2 Vol. 2. Public Disclosures, Inside Information, and Relationships with the Financial Community
Chapter 3 Vol. 2. United States v. Arthur Young & Co.: The Implications for Auditors
Chapter 4 Vol. 2. The Implications of the Supreme Court’s Decision in the Arthur Young Case for Public Companies, Auditors, and Attorneys
Chapter 5 Vol. 2. Preserving the Confidentiality of Internal Inquiries, Litigation Committees, and Counsel’s Legal Opinions
Chapter 6 Vol. 2. Overview of an SEC Enforcement Proceeding
Chapter 7 Vol. 2. Challenges to the Business Judgment Rule
Chapter 8 Vol. 2. Bank Activities in Investment Banking
Chapter 9 Vol. 2. Bank Loan Participations under the Securities Acts
Chapter 10 Vol. 2. The Implications of Securities Industry v. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Becker)
Chapter 11 Vol. 2. Insurance Activities of Banks and Bank Holding Companies
Chapter 12 Vol. 2. Recent Legislative Developments in Financial Services and Products
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