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9780735544529

Securities Regulation : Cases and Materials

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Summary

Keeping pace with the many changes in the area, Securities Regulation: Cases and Materials, Fourth Edition, introduces a wealth of new material in the same highly flexible structure that earned its position as the bestseller in the field. the authors keep their book challenging yet teachable by: Mixing doctrine and professional judgments. Offering maximum flexibility for instructors through the use of modular chapters. Effective use of the problem method to expose students to both theory and practice issues. Writing in a readable, straightforward style that is sophisticated, but not intimidating. Offering an annual case supplement keyed To The book, which includes high-quality coverage of the 1933 and 1934 Acts, As well as, An introduction To The 1940's Acts. New material in the Fourth Edition responds to developments in the law and facilitates student understanding: New Chapter on Financial Reporting emphasizes the procedures and substantive standards added by Sabanes-Oxley and recent SEC actions and explores the critical role of auditors and 'generally accepted auditing standards' Exploration of the 'fairly presents' requirement that is now part of the executive certification requirements for reports filed with the SEC. Important discussion of the new Sarbanes-Oxley developments that were designed to enhance the integrity of the reporting system. Review of the extensive SEC rules adopted in the wake of Sarbanes-Oxley. Relocation of the chapter on Materiality To The middle of the book. Condensed introductory chapter that eliminates material on technology and globalization. New treatment of the burgeoning behavioral economics literature on investor heuristics in addressing risky and complex choices. Major new cases: In the matter of W.R. Grace & Co.., Caiola v. Citibank, N.A., Cendant Corporation Securities Litigation, Cedric Kushner Promotions, Ltd. V. King, Gallagher v. Abbott Laboratories, Inc., KPMG, LLP v. SEC, Razorfish, Inc. Securities Litigation, SEC v. ETS Payphones, Inc., SEC v. GLT Dain Rauscher, SEC v. Zandford.

Table of Contents

Preface xxi
Acknowledgments xxxiii
The Framework of Securities Regulation
1(16)
Securities Transactions
1(2)
Issuer Transactions
1(1)
Trading Transactions
2(1)
The Legal Framework of Securities Regulation
3(14)
The Federal Securities Laws
3(1)
The Securities Act of 1933
3(2)
The Securities Exchange Act of 1934
5(4)
Federal Regulation Beyond Disclosure: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
9(1)
The Regulation of Investment Advisers and Investment Companies
10(1)
The Organizational Structure of the SEC
11(1)
The Mediums Through Which the SEC Speaks
11(2)
The SEC: Some Critical Perspectives
13(1)
Blue Sky Laws
14(1)
Self-Regulatory Organizations
15(2)
The Definition of a Security
17(72)
Introduction
17(2)
The Development of a Framework for Defining an Investment Contract
19(7)
Sec v. W.J. Howey Co.
19(5)
Notes and Questions
24(2)
Howey Applied
26(16)
Investment Versus Consumption
26(1)
United Housing Foundation, Inc. v. Forman
26(4)
Notes and Questions
30(1)
Problem
31(1)
Common Enterprise and Profits Solely from the Efforts of Others
31(1)
SEC v. Edwards
31(4)
The Meaning of Common Enterprise
35(2)
Problems
37(1)
Profits from the Managerial Efforts of Others
38(3)
Problems
41(1)
Associational Formalities: Interests in Corporations, Partnerships, and LLCs as Securities
42(12)
Stock as a Security
42(2)
Notes and Questions
44(1)
Problems
44(1)
Partnership Interests as Securities
45(1)
Steinhardt Group, Inc. v. Citicorp
46(3)
Notes and Questions
49(2)
Problem
51(1)
LLC Interests as Securities
52(1)
Problem
53(1)
The Policy Question: Should Investment Contract Status Be Elective?
53(1)
Real Estate as Securities
54(8)
Hocking v. Dubois
56(5)
Notes and Questions
61(1)
Problem
61(1)
Notes as Securities
62(17)
Reves v. Ernst & Young
62(1)
Reves v. Ernst & Young
62(9)
Reves Applied
71(1)
SEC v. Wallenbrock
71(4)
Notes and Questions
75(3)
Problems
78(1)
Derivative Securities and Synthetic Investments
79(6)
A Case Study on Derivatives: Caiola v. Citibank, N.A.
80(4)
Notes and Questions
84(1)
Separate Securities and Pass-Throughs
85(4)
Markets and Their Efficiency
89(20)
Markets and Investors
89(9)
The Structure of Trading Markets
89(4)
Globalization
93(2)
Institutionalization
95(2)
Derivative Markets
97(1)
The Efficient Market Hypothesis: Implications and Limitations
98(9)
The Meaning and Mechanisms of Market Efficiency
99(2)
Notes and Questions
101(2)
Problems
103(1)
Noise
104(3)
Behavioral Economics and Decisions by Individual Investors
107(2)
The Public Offering
109(146)
Underwriting and Underwriters
110(19)
Methods of Underwriting
110(1)
In re National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., Exchange Act Release No. 17,371
110(2)
Notes and Questions
112(5)
Underwriters: Their Culture and Their Industry
117(1)
Cultural Hierarchy
117(2)
The Industry over Time
119(2)
Underwriting Agreements: Contracting to Reduce Risk
121(5)
Underwriters' Compensation
126(1)
Review by the NASD
126(2)
The Problems of Fixed Price Offerings
128(1)
The Market for Initial Public Offerings
129(7)
Irrational or Contrived Exuberance
129(3)
Underpricing of Initial Public Offerings
132(2)
Reforming the IPO Process
134(2)
A Panoramic View of the Registration Statement
136(4)
Registration of the Unseasoned Issuer
140(13)
Preparing the Registration Statement for Filing
141(1)
Schneider, Manko & Kant, Going Public: Practice, Procedure, and Consequences
142(3)
Review by the SEC's Staff: The Letter of Comment
145(1)
Poliakoff, SEC Review: Comfort or Illusion
145(2)
Notes and Questions
147(6)
Integrated Disclosure for the Seasoned Company
153(5)
Adoption of Integrated Disclosure System, Securities Act Release No. 6383
154(2)
Notes and Questions
156(2)
Gun Jumping
158(32)
The Prefiling Period
159(1)
Conditioning the Market
160(1)
Securities Act Release No. 3844
160(6)
Securities Act Release No. 5009
166(2)
Use of Electronic Media, Securities Act Release No. 7856
168(2)
Investment Letters
170(2)
Arrangements With and Among Underwriters
172(1)
Problems
172(2)
The Waiting Period
174(1)
The Preliminary and Summary Prospectus
174(1)
Hyperlinks to the Prospectus
175(1)
Tombstone Ads and Identifying Statements
176(1)
Selling Practices During the Waiting Period
177(2)
Road Shows
179(1)
Problems
179(2)
The Posteffective Period
181(1)
Rule 434
181(2)
Electronic Delivery
183(1)
Free Writing
183(1)
Duration of Prospectus Delivery Requirement
184(2)
Problems
186(1)
SEC v. Manor Nursing Centers, Inc.
187(3)
Conducting Public Offerings Through the Internet
190(8)
Wit Capital Corp.
190(8)
Shelf Registration Under Rule 415
198(7)
Notes and Comments
202(2)
Problems
204(1)
Updating and Correcting the Registration Statement
205(6)
Problem
205(1)
Refusal Orders and Stop Orders
206(2)
Post-effective Amendments
208(2)
Undertakings to Update
210(1)
Withdrawal of the Registration Statement
210(1)
The Trading Practice Rules
211(6)
Purchases During a Distribution
211(1)
Notes and Questions
212(1)
Problems
213(1)
Stabilization
214(1)
Problem
215(1)
Notes and Questions
216(1)
The International Public Offering
217(24)
Accommodating Foreign Issuers' Offerings in the United States
218(1)
Offerings Outside the United States
219(1)
Regulation S
219(3)
Regulation S, Securities Act Release No. 6863 (Apr. 24, 1990)
222(6)
Statement of the Commission Regarding Use of Internet Web Sites to Offer Securities . . . Offshore, Securities Act Release No. 7516
228(3)
Notes and Questions
231(2)
Problems
233(1)
Offerings Falling Outside Regulation S
234(1)
Europe and Overseas Commodity Traders, S.A. v. Banque Paribas London
234(1)
How the Public Offering Is Regulated Elsewhere: Contrasting Examples
235(1)
The United Kingdom
236(2)
Japan
238(1)
The People's Republic of China
239(1)
Poland
240(1)
Registration Under State Blue Sky Laws
241(4)
SEC Report on the Uniformity of State Regulatory Requirements for Offerings of Securities That Are Not ``Covered Securities''
242(3)
Problem
245(1)
The Debate over Mandatory Disclosure
245(10)
Easterbrook & Fischel, Mandatory Disclosure and the Protection of Investors
247(5)
Notes and Questions
252(3)
Exempt Transactions
255(82)
Introduction
255(1)
The Intrastate Offering Exemption: Section 3(a) (11)
256(13)
The Scope of the Exemption
257(1)
Section 3(a) (11) Exemption for Local Offerings, Securities Act Release No. 4434
257(4)
Notes and Questions
261(3)
Problems
264(1)
The Rule 147 Safe Harbor
265(1)
Exchange Act Release No. 5450
265(2)
Notes and Questions
267(1)
Problems
268(1)
The Private Offering Exemption: Section 4(2)
269(15)
Mapping the Scope of the Exemption
270(1)
SEC v. Ralston Purina Co.
271(2)
Problem
273(1)
The Relevance of Numbers
273(1)
Offeree Qualification: Sophistication and Access to Information
274(1)
Problem
274(3)
Sec v. Kenton Capital, Ltd.
277(2)
Notes and Questions
279(4)
Problems
283(1)
Resales of Securities Acquired in a Private Offering
283(1)
Regulation D and the Limited Offering Exemptions
284(32)
An Overview of Regulation D
285(1)
Problem
286(1)
Accredited Investors
286(2)
Notes and Questions
288(1)
Problems
289(1)
The Sophistication Standard of Rule 506
290(1)
Mark v. FSC Securities Corp.
290(3)
Problems
293(1)
Calculating the Number of Purchasers
294(1)
Problems
294(1)
Limitations on the Manner and Scope of an Offering
295(1)
In General
295(1)
In the Matter of Kenman Corp.
296(2)
Problem
298(1)
Activities by Broker-Dealers
298(2)
Problem
300(1)
Newsletters
300(1)
Problems
300(1)
Investment Databases
301(1)
The Internet and General Solicitations
301(3)
Problem
304(1)
Rule 135C Notices
304(1)
Is Reform Likely or Desirable?
305(1)
Determining the Aggregate Offering Price in Offerings Under Rules 504 and 505
306(1)
Calculating the Aggregate Offering Price
307(1)
Relevant Amount and Time Period
307(1)
Problems
308(1)
Disclosure Obligations in Offerings Under Rules 505 and 506
309(1)
Notes and Questions
310(1)
Additional Regulation D Requirements and Features
311(1)
Limitations on Resale
311(1)
Rule 505 and the ``Bad Boy'' Disqualifiers
311(1)
Question
312(1)
Integration of Offerings: The Safe Harbor
312(1)
Form D
312(1)
Problem
313(1)
Substantial Compliance
313(1)
Securities Act Release No. 6825
313(1)
Problem
314(1)
Foreign Offerings, the Internet, and Regulation D
314(1)
Problem
315(1)
Employee Benefit Plans and Contracts Relating to Compensation: Rule 701
316(4)
Securities Act Release No. 33-7645
316(1)
Notes and Questions
317(2)
Problems
319(1)
Regulation A: Mini-Registration
320(4)
An Overview of Regulation A
320(3)
Regulation A and the Internet
323(1)
Problems
324(1)
Integration of Offerings
324(9)
In the Matter of Kevin D. Kunz
326(3)
Notes and Questions
329(3)
Problems
332(1)
State Exemptions
333(4)
The Uniform Limited Offering Exemption (ULOE)
334(1)
Nonuniform State Exemptions
335(1)
Regulation CE: Coordinated Federal Exemption for Issues Exempt Under State Law (California)
336(1)
Secondary Distributions
337(50)
The Underwriter Concept and Sales for an Issuer
339(6)
SEC v. Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association
340(3)
Notes and Questions
343(1)
Problem
344(1)
Purchase from an Issuer
345(5)
Investment Intent
345(1)
Notes and Questions
346(2)
Problems
348(1)
Distributions and Trading Transactions Contrasted
348(2)
Problems
350(1)
Control Person Distributions
350(7)
United States v. Wolfson
352(2)
Notes and Questions
354(2)
Problems
356(1)
Rule 144---Safe Harbor for Resales of Control and Restricted Securities
357(12)
Adoption of Rule 144, Securities Act Release No. 5223
358(5)
Notes and Questions
363(4)
Problems
367(2)
Facilitating an Institutional Market for Unregistered Securities with Rule 144A
369(5)
Resale of Restricted Securities, Securities Act Release No. 6862
369(3)
Notes and Questions
372(2)
Problems
374(1)
The Section 4(1 1/2) Exemption
374(7)
Ackerberg v. Johnson
375(3)
Notes and Questions
378(2)
Problems
380(1)
Resales Under the Blue Sky Laws
381(6)
Isolated Nonissuer Resale
382(1)
The Manual Exemption
383(1)
Unsolicited Offer Exemption
383(1)
Small Offering Exemption
384(1)
Problem
385(2)
Recapitalizations, Reorganizations, and Acquisitions
387(36)
The ``For Value'' Requirement
387(15)
Value Is Not Always What It Seems
387(5)
Problems
392(1)
Shells and Spinoffs: Creating ``Value''
393(1)
Spinoffs and the '33 Act
393(1)
SEC v. Datronics Engineers, Inc.
394(2)
Notes and Questions
396(1)
The Regulation of Spinoffs Under the '34 Act
397(2)
Exchange Act Release No. 27,247
399(2)
Problems
401(1)
Mergers, Acquisitions, and Recapitalizations
402(8)
Excerpt from the Release Adopting Regulation M-A, Securities Act Release No. 7760
404(3)
Notes and Questions
407(1)
Problems
408(2)
Exchanges Under Section 3(a) (9)
410(5)
Notes and Questions
412(2)
Problems
414(1)
Reorganizations Under Section 3(a) (10)
415(8)
Nonbankruptcy Reorganizations
415(3)
The Bankruptcy Act's Collision with the Securities Laws
418(1)
Disclosure in Chapter 11 Reorganizations
418(1)
Exemption for Sale and Exchange of Securities
419(1)
Resales of Securities Received in a Chapter 11 Reorganization
420(1)
Resales from Debtor's Portfolio
420(3)
Exempt Securities
423(48)
An Overview of Section 3
424(5)
Municipal Securities
429(16)
The Market and the Players
429(1)
Disclosure Considerations
430(1)
Gellis, Mandatory Disclosure for Municipal Securities: A Reevaluation
430(3)
Credit-Enhancing Devices
433(1)
Regulation of Offerings
433(1)
The SEC and Rule 15c2-12
434(3)
The MSRB and Rule G-17
437(1)
SEC v. GLT Dain Rauscher
437(3)
Notes and Questions
440(1)
Problems
441(1)
``Pay to Play'' Practices and Rule G-37
442(1)
Public Financing for the Private Sector
442(3)
Problem
445(1)
Securities Issued or Guaranteed by a Bank
445(5)
The Exemption in General
445(1)
Collateralized and Pass-Through Securities
446(3)
Problems
449(1)
Bank Versus Insurance Company Guarantees and, More Generally, the Future of the Exemption for Banks
449(1)
Commercial Paper
450(5)
The Contours of Section 3(a) (3)
451(3)
Problems
454(1)
Securitization and Section 3(a) (3)
454(1)
Securities of Nonprofit Issuers
455(5)
SEC v. Children's Hospital
455(2)
Notes and Questions
457(2)
Problem
459(1)
Insurance and Annuities
460(11)
Insurance and Annuity Products as Securities
460(1)
Variable Annuities
461(1)
SEC v. Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co. of America
462(2)
Beyond Variable Annuities
464(1)
Rule 151
465(1)
Otto v. Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co.
466(3)
Notes and Questions
469(2)
Liability Under the Securities Act
471(58)
Section 11
471(31)
Persons Bringing Suit
472(1)
Hertzberg v. Dignity Partners, Inc.
473(2)
The Defendants and Their Defenses
475(2)
Escott v. BarChris Construction Co.
477(12)
Notes and Questions
489(6)
Problem
495(1)
Damages
495(1)
Akerman v. Oryx Communications Inc.
495(3)
Notes and Questions
498(3)
Problem
501(1)
Section 12(a) (1)
502(5)
Pinter v. Dahl
502(4)
Notes and Questions
506(1)
Problem
506(1)
Section 12(a) (2)
507(14)
By Means of a ``Prospectus or Oral Communication''
507(1)
Gustafson v. Alloyd Co.
507(7)
Notes and Questions
514(3)
Problems
517(1)
Liability
518(2)
Notes and Questions
520(1)
Problem
520(1)
Section 17(a)
521(8)
Aaron v. SEC
521(1)
Notes and Questions
522(2)
In re Washington Public Power Supply System Securities Litigation
524(2)
Note: Private Rights of Action---The Theory
526(3)
Financial Reporting: Mechanisms, Duties, and Culture
529(32)
The Disclosure Requirements of Public Companies
530(7)
The Origins and Metrics for Financial Information
530(2)
The Exchange Act's Periodic Reporting Obligations
532(1)
Domestic Issuers
532(2)
Problem
534(1)
Foreign Issuers
534(2)
Compelling Honesty in Mandated Reports Through Private Actions
536(1)
The ``Fairly Presents'' Requirement
537(4)
United States v. Simon
537(4)
Reliable Records and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
541(7)
SEC v. World-Wide Coin
541(5)
Notes and Questions
546(1)
Problems
547(1)
Strengthening the Integrity of Financial Reporting Process: The Marriage of the SEC and Governance
548(6)
Audit Committees
548(2)
Problem
550(1)
Buttressing the Auditor's Independence
550(2)
Problem
552(1)
Executive Certifications and Directors' Signature Requirement
552(1)
Reconstructing History with Pro Forma Financial Statements
553(1)
Problem
553(1)
The Management Discussion and Analysis Section of SEC Filings: Is Past Prologue?
554(7)
Enron's Contribution to the MD&A
556(1)
The SEC and the Environment
557(1)
Prospective Information, Financial Reporting Release No. 36
558(2)
Problem
560(1)
Inquiries into the Materiality of Information
561(68)
Materiality Orthodoxy
562(3)
Notes and Questions
563(2)
Problem
565(1)
Speculative Information and Materiality
565(9)
Basic Inc. v. Levinson
565(6)
Notes and Questions
571(3)
Problem
574(1)
The ``Total Mix'' of Information and Market Efficiency
574(9)
Truth on the Market
575(1)
Wielgos v. Commonwealth Edison Co.
575(3)
Notes and Questions
578(2)
Problem
580(1)
``Puffery''
581(1)
Eisenstadt v. Centel Corp.
581(1)
Notes and Questions
582(1)
Forward-Looking Information
583(20)
The ``Bespeaks Caution'' Doctrine
585(1)
Kaufman v. Trump's Castle Funding
585(4)
Notes and Questions
589(2)
Statutory Safe Harbor for Forward-Looking Statements
591(2)
Harris v. IVAX Corp.
593(4)
Notes and Questions
597(1)
Problem
598(1)
Duty to Disclose Forward-Looking Information
599(1)
Notes and Questions
600(2)
Problems
602(1)
The SEC and Corporate Governance
603(26)
Disclosure Beyond the Bottom Line: Management Integrity
603(1)
In the Matter of Franchard Corp.
603(6)
Notes and Questions
609(4)
Problems
613(1)
The Interface of Materiality and Corporate Governance
614(1)
In the Matter of W.R. Grace & Co.
614(4)
Notes and Questions
618(2)
Problems
620(1)
The Materiality of Being a ``Bad'' Citizen: Violations of State or Federal Law
621(1)
SEC v. Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co.
622(2)
Notes and Questions
624(4)
Problem
628(1)
Fraud in Connection with the Purchase or Sale of a Security
629(88)
Fraud ``In Connection With'' the Purchase or Sale of a Security
631(6)
SEC v. Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.
631(4)
Notes and Questions
635(2)
Problem
637(1)
Private Rights of Action Under Rule 10b-5
637(11)
Creation and Controversy
637(1)
H.R. Rep. No. 104-50
638(3)
Standing to Sue
641(2)
Cowin v. Bresler
643(2)
Notes and Questions
645(2)
Problem
647(1)
Scienter: Hochfelder and Beyond
648(11)
Defining Scienter
648(3)
Problem
651(1)
Pleading Scienter
651(1)
Greebel v. FTP Software, Inc.
652(3)
Notes and Questions
655(3)
Problem
658(1)
The Affirmative Duty to Disclose
659(11)
In re Time-Warner Securities Litigation
659(3)
Gallagher v. Abbott Laboratories, Inc.
662(3)
Notes and Questions
665(5)
Problem
670(1)
Reliance and Causation
670(24)
Reliance
670(1)
Affiliated Ute Citizens v. United States
670(1)
Notes and Questions
671(1)
Causation
672(1)
AUSA Life Insurance Co. v. Ernst & Young
672(8)
Notes and Questions
680(1)
The Fraud on the Market Theory
681(1)
Basic Inc. v. Levinson
681(5)
Notes and Questions
686(4)
Problem
690(1)
Fraud on the Market: Some Variations
690(3)
The Reasonableness of the Reliance: Due Care
693(1)
Problem
694(1)
Damages
694(10)
Face-to-Face Transactions
695(1)
Rowe v. Maremont Corp.
696(1)
Notes and Questions
697(2)
Problem
699(1)
Open Market Transactions
700(2)
Proportionate Liability
702(1)
Problem
703(1)
Federalism and Rule 10b-5: The Problem of Corporate Mismanagement
704(3)
Problem
707(1)
Manipulation
707(10)
Defining Manipulation
709(1)
United States v. Mulheren
709(4)
Notes and Questions
713(1)
Problem
714(1)
Issuer Repurchases
715(2)
The Enforcement of the Securities Laws
717(132)
More on the Private Enforcement of the Securities Laws
717(53)
Champion of the Little Guy: The Class Action
719(1)
In re Razorfish, Inc. Securities Litigation
719(4)
Notes and Questions
723(1)
The Incentive Structure
724(3)
Securities Actions After the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995
727(2)
Closing the Bypass: The Securities Litigation Uniform Standards Act
729(1)
Problem
729(1)
Who's Liable for Securities Fraud: Primary and Secondary Liability
730(1)
Aiding and Abetting
731(1)
Central Bank of Denver v. First Interstate Bank of Denver
732(2)
Notes and Questions
734(1)
Primary Participants
735(1)
Wright v. Ernst & Young LLP
735(3)
Notes and Questions
738(3)
Problems
741(1)
Control Person and Respondeat Superior Liability
742(1)
Donohoe v. Consolidated Operating & Production Corp.
743(3)
Notes and Questions
746(5)
Problems
751(1)
Rescission and Restitution of Contracts in Violation of the Securities Laws
752(1)
Regional Properties, Inc. v. Financial & Real Estate Consulting Co.
752(6)
Notes and Questions
758(1)
Problem
759(1)
Responsibility and Its Costs
760(1)
Equitable Bars to the Plaintiff's Recovery
760(2)
Bateman Eichler, Hill Richards, Inc. v. Berner
762(1)
Indemnity and Contribution
763(3)
Problem
766(1)
Statutes of Limitations
767(1)
Notes and Questions
767(2)
Problem
769(1)
Enforcement Actions by the SEC
770(29)
Investigations
770(1)
The Investigatory Process
770(2)
Recommendations to the Commission
772(2)
Commission Statement on the Relationship of Cooperation to Agency Enforcement Decisions, Securities Exchange Act Release No. 44969
774(2)
Problem
776(1)
Section 21(a) Reports
776(2)
Sanctioning and Making Law Through Administrative Adjudications
778(1)
The Administrative Enforcement Proceeding
778(2)
The Expanding Panoply of SEC Enforcement Sanctions
780(3)
KPMG, LLP v. SEC
783(4)
Notes and Questions
787(2)
Problems
789(1)
A Case Study in Choices Facing the SEC Prosecutor
790(2)
Injunctions and Other Enforcement Remedies in the Courts
792(1)
Notes and Questions
793(6)
The SEC's Power to Discipline Professionals
799(3)
Problems
801(1)
The Duties of the Securities Lawyer
802(29)
A Historic Step Toward Socializing the Securities Lawyer
804(1)
SEC v. National Student Marketing Corp.
804(10)
Notes and Questions
814(3)
Problem
817(1)
The SEC's Rules of Professional Conduct for Attorneys
818(1)
Implementation of Standards of Professional Conduct for Attorneys, Securities Act Release No. 8185
819(6)
Notes and Questions
825(4)
Problems
829(2)
Enforcement of the Securities Laws in the Criminal Justice System
831(18)
The Criminal Provisions of the Federal Securities Laws
832(2)
United States v. Dixon
834(2)
Problem
836(1)
Notes and Questions
837(1)
Mail and Wire Fraud
838(2)
Carpenter v. United States
840(3)
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act
843(2)
Notes and Questions
845(2)
Problem
847(2)
The Regulation of Insider Trading
849(54)
Introduction
849(2)
The Source of a Duty to Abstain or Disclose
851(6)
Chiarella v. United States
851(3)
Notes and Questions
854(3)
``Outsider'' Trading: Corporate Connections
857(1)
Problem
857(1)
The Misappropriation Theory
858(11)
United States v. O'Hagan
859(7)
Notes and Questions
866(3)
Problem
869(1)
Tippers and Tippees
869(13)
Tipper/Tippee Liability Defined
869(1)
Dirks v. Sec
869(6)
Notes and Questions
875(2)
Problems
877(1)
Selective Disclosure: Reg FD
877(1)
Securities Act Release No. 33-7881
877(3)
Notes and Questions
880(2)
Problems
882(1)
Rule 14e-3
882(2)
Problem
884(1)
Enforcement of the Insider Trading Prohibition
884(3)
Problems
887(1)
Insider Trading and Section 16
887(13)
The Scope of Section 16(b)
889(1)
Feder v. Frost
889(3)
Notes and Questions
892(2)
Problem
894(1)
Executive Compensation
895(1)
Pension Blackout Periods
895(1)
Unorthodox Transactions: The Takeover Problem
896(1)
Texas International Airlines v. National Airlines Inc.
896(2)
Notes and Questions
898(1)
Problem
899(1)
Is There a Need for Reform?
899(1)
Notes and Questions
900(1)
Insider Trading Abroad
900(3)
Shareholder Voting and Going-Private Transactions
903(32)
The Election of Directors and Other Routine Matters
905(5)
Mandatory Disclosure
905(2)
Shareholder Proposals
907(3)
Problem
910(1)
The Reach of the Proxy Rules
910(1)
``Solicitations''
911(4)
Notes and Questions
913(1)
Problem
914(1)
Proxy Fraud
915(8)
Gould v. American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
915(3)
Virginia Bankshares, Inc. v. Sandberg
918(2)
Notes and Questions
920(3)
Problem
923(1)
The One-Share/One-Vote Controversy
923(3)
Going-Private Transactions
926(9)
In re Meyers Parking Systems Inc.
927(4)
Notes and Questions
931(1)
Problem
932(3)
Corporate Takeovers
935(38)
Introduction: The Policy Dilemma
935(1)
The Early Warning System: Section 13(d)
936(9)
Wellman v. Dickinson
938(4)
Notes and Questions
942(3)
Problem
945(1)
Tender Offer Regulation: Controlling the Bidder
945(21)
Problem
947(1)
Disclosure by Bidders and the Antifraud Prohibition
947(2)
Enforcement
949(1)
Substantive Regulation
950(1)
Duration
951(1)
Withdrawal and Proration
952(1)
``Mini Tender Offers''
952(1)
The All-Holders/Best-Price Rule
952(1)
Epstein v. MCA Corp.
952(4)
Notes and Questions
956(2)
Problem
958(1)
``Tender Offer''
958(1)
SEC v. Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc.
959(5)
Notes and Questions
964(1)
Problem
965(1)
The Williams Act and the Global Tender Offer
966(1)
Tender Offer Defense: Controlling Target Management
966(7)
Disclosure and Enforcement
966(2)
Schreiber v. Burlington Northern Inc.
968(2)
Notes and Questions
970(1)
Purchases by (or for) the Issuer of Its Own Securities
971(2)
Regulation of the Securities Markets and Broker-Dealers
973(72)
The Structure of Regulation and the Evolution of the Securities Markets
974(17)
The Old World: The Exchanges and the Over-the Counter Market
974(2)
Market ``Fragmentation''
976(1)
Exchange Act Release No. 38,672
977(4)
Notes and Questions
981(7)
Self-Regulation Reconsidered in an Era of Private ``For Profit'' Ownership of Markets
988(3)
Regulation of the Broker-Dealer Industry: Structure and Oversight
991(8)
Entry
991(2)
Problems
993(1)
Supervising the Conduct of Broker-Dealers and Their Associated Persons
993(1)
Self-Regulation
993(1)
Direct SEC Supervision of Brokers and Dealers
994(2)
In the Matter of John Gutfreund et al.
996(2)
Notes and Questions
998(1)
The Responsibilities of Brokers to Their Customers
999(38)
The Shingle Theory and Fiduciary Obligations
999(2)
Problem
1001(1)
``Know Your Security''
1002(1)
Hanly v. SEC
1002(3)
Notes and Questions
1005(1)
Problem
1006(1)
Investment Analysts and Their Conflicts of Interest
1007(2)
Problem
1009(1)
Suitability
1009(1)
The Basic Obligation
1009(1)
Brown v. E.F. Hutton Group Inc.
1009(3)
Notes and Questions
1012(4)
Problem
1016(1)
Suitability, Risk Disclosure, and the Sophisticated Investor
1017(1)
Banca Cremi, S.A. v. Alex. Brown & Sons, Inc.
1017(3)
Notes and Questions
1020(2)
Churning and Other ``Relational'' Frauds
1022(1)
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith v. Arceneaux
1022(2)
Notes and Questions
1024(3)
Problem
1027(1)
Price Protection: Markups and Other Matters
1027(2)
Arbitration
1029(3)
Broker-Dealers and Inside Information
1032(1)
Bateman Eichler, Hill Richards, Inc. v. Berner
1032(3)
Notes and Questions
1035(2)
Problem
1037(1)
Substantive Regulation: Credit and Financial Soundness
1037(8)
Margin Requirements
1037(2)
Short Selling
1039(1)
The Financial Soundness of Broker-Dealers
1040(5)
The Investment Advisers and Investment Company Acts of 1940
1045(48)
The Regulation of Investment Advisers
1045(18)
The Registration Requirement
1046(2)
Substantive Regulation
1048(1)
Conduct Regulation: Section 206
1049(1)
SEC v. Capital Gains Research Bureau Inc.
1049(4)
Notes and Questions
1053(1)
Investment Advice, Investment Information, and the First Amendment
1054(1)
Lowe v. SEC
1054(5)
SEC v. Wall Street Publishing Institute
1059(2)
Notes and Questions
1061(1)
Problem
1062(1)
Mutual Funds and Other Investment Companies
1063(30)
The Terminology of the '40 Act
1066(1)
The Structure and Governance of a Mutual Fund
1067(1)
Investment Company Act Release No. 24,082
1067(3)
Problem
1070(1)
Sales and Redemptions of Mutual Fund Shares
1070(1)
Prices and Distribution Charges
1070(4)
Problem
1074(1)
Sales Literature and Advertising
1074(2)
The Compensation of Investment Company Affiliates
1076(1)
Gartenberg v. Merrill Lynch Asset Management Inc.
1076(4)
Notes and Questions
1080(2)
Problem
1082(1)
Self-Dealing by Investment Company Affiliates
1083(1)
Principal Transactions
1083(2)
Joint Transactions
1085(1)
SEC v. Midwest Technical Development Corp.
1085(2)
Notes and Questions
1087(1)
Other Conflict Rules
1088(2)
Problem
1090(1)
The Definitional Problem
1090(1)
Problem
1091(1)
Hedge Funds
1091(2)
Transnational Fraud and the Reach of U.S. Securities Laws
1093(38)
The Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Securities Laws
1094(33)
In General
1094(1)
Kauthar SDN BHD v. Sternberg
1094(6)
Jurisdiction Based on Effects
1100(1)
Schoenbaum v. Firstbrook
1100(3)
Notes and Questions
1103(1)
Jurisdiction Based in Whole, or in Part, upon Conduct
1104(1)
Bersch v. Drexel Firestone, Inc.
1105(5)
Notes and Questions
1110(2)
Problems
1112(1)
The Restatement (Third) of Foreign Relations Law of the United States
1113(1)
Europe and Overseas Commodity Traders, S.A. v. Banque Paribas London
1114(4)
Problems
1118(1)
Choice of Law Options: The Relevance of Foreign Law in Securities Litigation
1119(1)
Bonny v. The Society of Lloyd's
1120(4)
Notes and Questions
1124(3)
Problem
1127(1)
Enforcement Challenges Presented by an Internationalized Securities Market
1127(4)
Unilateral Enforcement Efforts
1127(1)
Discovery Sanctions
1127(1)
The Reach for Assets
1128(1)
Bilateral Enforcement Efforts
1129(2)
Table of Cases 1131(10)
Index 1141

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