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Author(s): John R. Boatright
ISBN(s): 9781118615829, 1118615824
Edition: 3
File Details: PDF, 1.74 MB
Year: 2014
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 1118615824 
ISBN 13: 9781118615829
Author: John R Boatright

The third edition of Ethics in Finance presents an authoritative and wide-ranging examination of the major ethical issues in finance. This new edition has been expanded and thoroughly updated with extensive coverage of the recent financial crisis and the very latest developments within the financial world.

Ethics in Finance 3rd Table of contents:

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Abbreviations
  3. Chapter One Finance Ethics: An Overview
  4. The Need for Ethics in Finance
  5. Financial scandals
  6. Causes of wrongdoing
  7. Pressure and culture
  8. Organizational factors
  9. Innovation
  10. The Field of Finance Ethics
  11. Defining the field
  12. Ethics and law
  13. Financial markets
  14. Financial services
  15. Financial management
  16. Conclusion
  17. Notes
  18. Chapter Two Fundamentals of Finance Ethics
  19. A Framework for Ethics
  20. The elements of ethics
  21. Markets and firms
  22. Markets
  23. Firms
  24. Market ethics
  25. Force and fraud
  26. Wrongful harms
  27. Market failures
  28. Roles and relationships
  29. Agents, Fiduciaries, and Professionals
  30. Need for agents and fiduciaries
  31. Duties of agents and fiduciaries
  32. The role of professionals
  33. Conflict of Interest
  34. Defining conflict of interest
  35. Why conflicts occur in finance
  36. Examples of conflict of interest
  37. Managing conflict of interest
  38. Competition
  39. Disclosure
  40. Rules and policies
  41. Structural changes
  42. Conclusion
  43. Notes
  44. Chapter Three Ethics and the Retail Customer
  45. Sales Practices
  46. Deception and concealment
  47. Examples for analysis
  48. Responsibility to protect
  49. Churning, twisting, and flipping
  50. The ethical issues
  51. What is churning?
  52. Suitability
  53. Credit Cards
  54. Ethical concerns
  55. Marketing to students
  56. Assessing creditworthiness
  57. Marketing on campus
  58. Rates and fees
  59. Fairness with cards
  60. Capping rates
  61. Mortgage Lending
  62. Rise and fall of subprime
  63. Securitization
  64. What went wrong?
  65. Predatory lending
  66. Toxic products
  67. Perverse incentives
  68. The aftermath
  69. Arbitration
  70. Compulsory arbitration
  71. Hardball legal tactics
  72. Problems with arbitrators
  73. Punitive damages
  74. Conclusion
  75. Notes
  76. Chapter Four Ethics in Investment
  77. Mutual Funds
  78. Market timing
  79. How timing works
  80. What is wrong with timing?
  81. What should be done
  82. Personal trading
  83. Scope of the problem
  84. Banning personal trading
  85. Remaining questions
  86. Soft-dollar brokerage
  87. Relationship Investing
  88. RI as an investment strategy
  89. RI and fiduciary duty
  90. Improving corporate governance
  91. Socially Responsible Investing
  92. Defining SRI
  93. Can SRI make a difference?
  94. SRI and fund performance
  95. SRI and investment policy
  96. Microfinance
  97. How microfinance works
  98. Ethical issues in microfinance
  99. Effectiveness of microfinance
  100. The microfinance schism
  101. Conclusion
  102. Notes
  103. Chapter Five Ethics in Financial Markets
  104. Fairness in Markets
  105. What is fairness?
  106. Fraud and manipulation
  107. Equal information
  108. Equal bargaining power
  109. Insider Trading
  110. Insider trading defined
  111. Debate over insider trading
  112. Property rights
  113. Fairness
  114. Fiduciary duty
  115. Resolving the debate
  116. Hostile Takeovers
  117. Fairness in takeovers
  118. Takeover tactics
  119. Table 5.1 Takeover defenses
  120. Tender offers
  121. Golden parachutes
  122. Greenmail
  123. Role of the board
  124. Financial Engineering
  125. Derivatives
  126. Understanding derivatives
  127. Problems with derivatives
  128. Speculation
  129. Suitability
  130. High-frequency trading
  131. How HFT works
  132. Uses of HFT
  133. Evaluation of HFT
  134. Risks of HFT
  135. Conclusion
  136. Notes
  137. Chapter Six Ethics in Financial Management
  138. The Corporate Objective
  139. What is shareholder wealth?
  140. Do firms seek to maximize?
  141. SWM and social responsibility
  142. Friedman’s argument
  143. Problem of social costs
  144. Risk Management
  145. What is risk management?
  146. Ethical issues in risk management
  147. The failure of risk management
  148. Ethics of Bankruptcy
  149. Ethical basis of bankruptcy
  150. Use and abuse of bankruptcy
  151. Product liability suits
  152. Collective bargaining agreements
  153. Liabilities and obligations
  154. What is wrong with strategic bankruptcy?
  155. Fairness and efficiency of Chapter 11
  156. Personal bankruptcy
  157. Corporate Governance
  158. Case for shareholder primacy
  159. Public policy
  160. The market
  161. The shareholder contract
  162. Solving a contracting problem
  163. Efficiency of the solution
  164. Directors and CEO
  165. Role of boards
  166. Role of the CEO
  167. Problems with shareholder primacy
  168. Conclusion

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