Financial Conglomerates and the Chinese Wall: Regulating Conflicts of Interest
Language: English
Published by Oxford University Press, 1993
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- Title
- Financial Conglomerates and the Chinese Wall: Regulating Conflicts of Interest
- Author
- Harry McVea
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press
- Publication year
- 1993
- Condition
- Brand New
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0198257139
- ISBN 13
- 9780198257134
- Item weight
- 0.68 kilograms
The Chinese Wall–a regulatory mechanism aimed at stemming the flow of information from one department in a firm to another, and reconciling conflicts of interest more generally–is singled out for special treatment. The legal position of the device, which has become all the more important in the wake of the recent Law Commission inquiry into the relationship between the Financial Services Act 1986 (and the rules made under it) and the general law, is considered in detail. The author argues that an effective Chinese Wall will, in most cases, be legally sufficient to absolve a firm from potential liability at general law, but that there are situations where Chinese Walls are not satisfactory. Here the conglomerate will have to suffer the commercial disadvantages of being a fiduciary by adopting a different, albeit more restrictive, regulatory option.
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Timely ... a very thoughtful and coherently argued contribution to regulating conflicts of interest and duty in financial markets. (Times Higher Education Supplement)
Liberally laced with references to UK, US and EC legislation and case law, it offers practical advice, as well as legal authority. (Business Age)
The author cannot, of course, solve this fundamental problem, but his book provides a lucid and detailed analysis of the main issues, and will be required reading in compliance departments. (International Corporate Law)
a timely subject for scholarly analysis. The book will be of interest to American corporate and banking law professors (Bimonthly Review of Law Books)
The book is a detailed and valuable description of a new and rapidly evolving field. (Cliff Pratten, The Economic Journal, Vol. 105, No. 428, January 1995)
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