This unit examines advanced topics in corporate law and regulation. The areas of corporate finance and securities regulation are intimately connected in that the law of corporate finance deals with the process by which companies raise capital from both public and private sources through the creation of financial products, while the law of securities regulation pertains to the rules of the public marketplace in which these products can be sold. The private marketplace for such products is, to a larger degree, unregulated (or deregulated or even re-regulated in some cases) and is better studied in the context of units covering the areas of banking, securities, commercial law and... -- Course Website
Instructor: Assistant Professor Robert Cunningham
Prerequisites: LAWS3322 Corporations Law
