Principles of corporate finance law /
The third edition of this leading text on corporate finance includes the post-Brexit adaptation of UK company law and capital market regulation, new cases on parent company liability in tort, creditor-facing duties of directors, issuer and director liability for misleading statements to the market,...
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| Language: | English |
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Oxford ; New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
2023.
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| Edition: | Third edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Principles of Corporate Finance Law
- Copyright
- Contents
- Table of Cases
- Table of Legislation
- List of Abbreviations
- I. OVERVIEW
- 1. Introduction to the Legal Framework for Corporate Finance
- Scope of the Book
- Types of Company Limited by Shares
- The Legal and Regulatory Framework for Corporate Finance
- Outline and evolution
- Brexit
- Legislation
- Internal constitutional instruments
- Case law
- Codes and guidelines
- 2. Use of the Corporate Form as a Vehicle for Raising Finance and Managing Risk
- Issues Considered in this Chapter
- Distinctive Features of the Company Limited by Shares
- Separate legal personality
- Piercing the veil of incorporation
- Limited liability
- Promotion of entrepreneurial activity
- Passive investment
- Portfolio diversification
- Transferability of shares
- Tort liabilities
- The Corporate Group
- The recognition of corporate groups in company law
- The definition of the corporate group for accounting purposes
- The definition of the corporate group for other purposes
- Substantive company law and the corporate group: a general overview
- Related party transactions and corporate groups
- Insolvency within a corporate group
- Directors' duties and creditors' interests
- Piercing the veil: does (or should) anything change where a corporate group is involved?
- Tort-based liability within corporate groups
- Legislative solutions to the corporate group 'problem'
- 3. Capital Structure, Sources of Finance, and Financial Reporting
- Scope of this Chapter
- Share Capital Terminology
- Accounting for an Allotment of Ordinary Shares
- Characteristics of Ordinary Shares (Common Equity)
- Dividends
- Capital gains and risk
- Voting rights
- Common equity and bank regulation
- Debt Finance Terminology
- Characteristics of Simple Debt
- Interest
- Capital gain and risk
- Control
- Hybrid Securities in Outline
- Valuation of Securities
- Shares
- Net asset value
- Dividend valuation
- Free cash flow valuation
- Debt securities
- Cost of capital
- Capital Structure
- Sources of Corporate Finance in the UK
- Bank lending and its importance for SMEs
- Other sources of external finance for SMEs
- Raising finance directly from the public and private capital markets
- Efficient Capital Markets
- Measuring and Reporting Performance
- Financial disclosure framework for UK companies: an overview
- Narrative reporting
- Audit and publication of accounts
- Enforcement shortcomings relating to financial reporting
- II. LEGAL CAPITAL
- 4. Formation of Share Capital
- Scope of this Chapter
- Minimum Price of Individual Shares: Par Values
- Minimum Capital
- Denomination of minimum capital
- Is any valuable purpose served by minimum capital requirements?
- Allotted, Issued, and Equity Share Capital
- Allotted share capital
- Authority to allot shares