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U.S. Securities Regulation and Global Competition
Donald C. Langevoort
Georgetown University Law Center
Virginia Law & Business Review, Forthcoming
Georgetown Law and Economics Research Paper No. 1313133
Abstract:
This essay introduces and comments on three articles in the Virginia Law & Business Review that address important questions of international competitiveness and U.S. securities regulation: the evolution of the Rule 144A market as a way for foreign issuers to tap U.S. capital without submitting to a mandatory disclosure regime; the emergence of international accounting standards to which the SEC seems eventually ready to submit; and "best execution" differences between trading platforms in the U.S. and the E.U.
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Donald C. Langevoort
Georgetown University Law Center
Virginia Law & Business Review, Forthcoming
Georgetown Law and Economics Research Paper No. 1313133
Abstract:
This essay introduces and comments on three articles in the Virginia Law & Business Review that address important questions of international competitiveness and U.S. securities regulation: the evolution of the Rule 144A market as a way for foreign issuers to tap U.S. capital without submitting to a mandatory disclosure regime; the emergence of international accounting standards to which the SEC seems eventually ready to submit; and "best execution" differences between trading platforms in the U.S. and the E.U.
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/Delivery.cfm/SSRN_ID1313133_code238438.pdf?abstractid=1313133&mirid=1