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100			_aKhaleel Pathummathada
245		0	_aInsider trading and corporate governance
260			_aBangaloreBangalore _bNLSIU _c2012
300			_a81 p. ; 25 cm.
505			_aTABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT ; INTRODUCTION ; CHAPTER I; 1.1 INSIDER AND INSIDER TRADING ; 1.2 BASIC ELEMENTS AND THE OFFENCE ; 1.3 BASIC ELEMNENTS OF INSIDER TRADING LIABILITY ; 1.4 INSIDER TRADING IN INDIA ; 1.5 PRACICES IN INDIA ; CHAPTER II; 2.1 INSIDER TRADING LAW IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ; 2.2 INSIDER TRADING IN US PERSPECTIVE ; 2.3 EUROPEAN COMMUNITY DIRECTIVE ON INSIDER TRADING ; 2.4 COMPARISON OF INDIAN LAWS WITH OTHER COUNTRIES ; 2.5 INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION ; CHAPTER III; 3.1 NEED FOR PREVENTING INSIDER TRADING ; 3.2 EFFICIENT CAPITAL MARKET HYPOTHESIS ; 3.3 HISTORY BEHIND THE REGULATORY MECHANISM IN INDIA ; >SACHAR COMMITTEE (1979); >PATEL COMMITTEE (1986); >ABID HUSSAIN COMMITTEE (1989); CHAPTER IV; 4.1 MEANS OF CONTROLLING INSIDER TRADING ; 4.2 REGULATORY MECHANISM IN INDIA ; 4.3SEBI(PROHIBITION OF INSIDER TRADING)REGULATIONS,1992 ; 4.4 PROHIBITION OF INSIDER TRADING ; 4.5 INVESTIGATION INTO THE OFFENCE OF INSIDER TRADING ; 4.6 DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE COMPANY ; 4. 7 PENALTIES FOR THE OFFENCE OF INSIDER TRADING ; 4.8 SEBI GUIDELINES ARE PREVENTIVE IN NATURE ; 4.9 ILLUSTRATIONS OF INSIDER TRADING IN INDIA ; 4.10 AMENDMENTS ; >2002 (AMENDMENTS); >2008 (AMENDMENTS); >2011 (AMENDMENTS); CHAPTER V; 5.1 PREVAILING DANGERS ; 5.2 SUGGESTIONS ; 5.3 CONCLUSION ; BIBLIOGRAPHY .
700			_aProf. (Dr.) N L Mitra - GuideProf. (Dr.) N L Mitra - Guide
856			_uhttps://dans.nls.ac.in/handle/123456789/1836
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