Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2012
Source Publication
Brooklyn Journal of International Law. Volume 37, Number 3 (2012), p. 967-1019.
Keywords
Canadian; change; enforcement; legislative; Litigation; perspective; piecemeal; private; public; securities
Abstract
Although a comparative approach is used, the primary focus of this article is how recent legislative changes and market events have influenced the Canadian securities landscape. In doing so, this Article contributes to the ongoing debate on public and private enforcement by evaluating securities enforcement from a systemic perspective, focusing on the relationship between public and private enforcement and synergies that exist in the Canadian environment. This analysis of recent trends and literature on securities enforcement in Canada highlights the interrelationship between public and private enforcement in Canada and supports the conclusion that any legislative changes must consider the securities regulatory framework as a whole as opposed to affecting changes on a piecemeal basis.
Repository Citation
Puri, Poonam. "Securities Litigation and Enforcement: The Canadian Perspective." Brooklyn Journal of International Law 37.3 (2012): 967-1019.
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