Public and Private Enforcement of Securities Laws : The Regulator and the Class Action in Australias Continuous Disclosure Regime

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Discover the intricacies of public and private enforcement of Australian securities laws with "Public and Private Enforcement of Securities Laws: The Regulator and the Class Action in Australia's Continuous Disclosure Regime." This comprehensive hardcover book, authored by Professor Michael Legg, offers unique case studies, participant interviews, and empirical analysis. It delves into the crucial relationship between government regulators and the rise of shareholder class actions, exploring how public and private enforcement mechanisms interact and influence regulatory goals. With a shift towards a "Why not litigate?" approach by regulators, this book provides invaluable insights into regulatory theory and practice, making it essential reading for practitioners, regulators, and academics interested in regulatory policy, enforcement, and the dynamics of class actions across jurisdictions. Key Features: * In-depth analysis of public and private enforcement of securities laws in Australia. * Explores the interaction between the regulator (ASIC) and shareholder class actions. * Features unique case studies, interviews, and empirical data. * Discusses the evolution of regulatory approaches and their ramifications. Summary for Search: Public and Private Enforcement of Securities Laws, Michael Legg, Hardcover, English, Australian Securities Laws, Continuous Disclosure Regime, Regulator, Class Action, ASIC, Regulatory Policy, Enforcement.