Journal of Corporate Law Studies · 2003 · 17 citations · 7 references
LawAccountancyFinancial LawFinancial AccountingFinancial RegulationSecurities RegulationAccounting RegulationDisclosureFinancial ReportingInternational Financial Reporting StandardsInternational Securities RegulationRegulatory ReportingDisclosure HarmonizationDisclosure ReportingFinancial Reporting RegulationHarmonization Of Financial RegulationMarket Abuse ReportingRegulatory StructureSignalsSupervisory Harmonization
The EU is well advanced in (re-)shaping the regulatory structure for securities markets. As part of this exercise, the EU is rapidly finalising a more harmonised framework for disclosure in the prospectus, market abuse and transparency directives, and has created the structure for harmonised financial reporting with the International Accounting Standards regulation. This paper critically evaluates the new framework, make recommendations and signals problems that may be expected with its implementation. In particular is raises question regarding the degree of harmonisation in the different directives, the items included in the harmonisation exercise, and the supervisory structure.
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Law, Finance, Regulatory Policy +12