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Conflicting Ideologies of Group Litigation : Who May Challenge Settlements in Class Actions and Derivative Suits?

Ripken, Susanna Kim - 2006

The article discusses the rights of unnamed class members in class actions and shareholders in corporate derivative … derivative suits by definition necessarily determine the rights and duties of absent parties. Unnamed class members and … dissatisfied with the class action or derivative suit settlement may subsequently appeal the court's approval of the settlement …

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The Derivative Nature of Corporate Constitutional Rights

Blair, Margaret M. - 2016

that we believe is consistent with the underlying logic of the Court's jurisprudence, based on the concepts of derivative …

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Second-Generation Monopolization : Parallel Exclusion in Derivatives Markets

Chang, Felix - 2016

The reluctance of antitrust to condemn parallel exclusion permits oligopolies to be entrenched. This is because parallel exclusion — multiple-firm conduct that inhibits market entrants — cannot satisfy the current strictures of monopolization, which is understood to prohibit single-firm...

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Policy Framework for Regulation of Financial Instruments – An Analysis with Special Emphasis to Financial Derivatives

2017

Financial Derivatives have established themselves as a major driving force in the international monetary sphere in the recent past. Financial Derivatives were originally used as an effective monetary instrument to multiply the wealth through ripple effect, of late, these instruments are also...

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Competition and Manipulation in Derivative Contract Markets

Zhang, Anthony Lee - 2020

This paper studies manipulation in cash-settled derivative contract markets. When traders hedge factor risk using cash …

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Risks and Hedges of Providing Liquidity in Complex Securities : The Impact of Insider Trading on Options Market Makers

Dolgopolov, Stanislav - 2010

This Article analyzes the impact of insider trading on options market makers from the perspective of the characteristics of options as complex securities, the structural features of options markets, and the corresponding unique risks and hedges of these market participants. It is argued that...

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Public Disclosure of Forward Contracts and Revelation of Proprietary Information

Hughes, John S.; Kao, Jennifer L.; Williams, Michael - 2013

Financial executives of firms engaged in forward contracting have raised concerns that mandated disclosure of those contracts would reveal proprietary information to rival firms. This paper considers the basis for those concerns in the framework of a duopoly in which one privately informed...

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Private Enforcement and EU Market Abuse Regulation : A Discussion on Direct (Class) Actions and Derivative Actions

Zouridakis, Georgios; Papadopoulos, Thomas - 2023

Within the past decade, the EU has made significant steps in strengthening and harmonising the legal framework of capital markets. Despite passing and amending secondary legislation on this topic, it only partially addressed the issue of enforcement, leaving private enforcement an issue for its...

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Coming Up Short : The United States' Second-Best Strategies for Corralling Purely Speculative Derivatives

Lynch, Timothy E. - 2015

Purely speculative derivatives (PSDs) are derivatives in which neither counterparty is engaged in hedging. Unless used for entertainment purposes, PSDs are irrational, less-than-zero-sum transactions. Entities that engage in PSDs jeopardize their stakeholders and increase systemic risk. PSDs can...

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The Idealized Electoral College Voting Mechanism and Shareholder Power

Van Wesep, Edward Dickersin - 2013

Increasing concern over corporate governance has led to calls for more shareholder in uence over corporate decisions, but allowing shareholders to vote on more issues, such as executive compensation, may not affect the quality of governance. We should expect instead that, under current rules,...

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