C&F Publishing publishes a range of guides to law and regulation, focusing principally on financial regulation, corporate finance, public private partnerships and other related business sectors. The C&F Publishing philosophy is to add value by providing practical insight into the implications of law and regulation, rather than merely reciting the rules themselves. This is achieved by having each publication written by a team of leading practitioners, who collectively bring to bear many years' experience on the topic in question. Although its origins are in book publishing, the division also publishes a number of subscription-based periodicals.
A Practical Guide to PPP in the UK is a new publication which delivers clear, comprehensive and most importantly practical guidance to anyone involved in the procurement process or management of PPPs. It highlights the key themes which will be of use acro
Alternative investment funds come in many shapes and sizes. They invest in a diverse range of asset classes and pursue a myriad of different investment strategies.
"Following the recent well publicised corporate failures in the United States and Europe, there has been both deep concern and urgent action around the world to rebuild public confidence in financial reporting. This book focuses on actions being taken in
Although the implications of the credit crunch have not yet been fully played out, it is very likely that the re-pricing of risk and reduced liquidity will increase the number of restructurings in both the financial sector and the "real" economy.
Fully updated in light of the Companies Act 2006, this third edition of A Practitioner’s Guide to Directors’ Duties and Responsibilities provides practical advice and guidance on the many and varied responsibilities of UK directors.
41 of the 42 measures contemplated by the Financial Services Action Plan (FSAP) were finalised by the end of 2005. Although the adoption of such a substantial body of legislation is undoubtedly a success in legislative procedural terms, the real test of t
Following hard on the heels of the credit crunch now may not be seen as the best time to publish a new book on Leveraged Finance. It is certainly true that, until mid-2007, the availability of cheap debt had fuelled a massive expansion in the volume of
A Practitioner's Guide to Financial Promotion covers all aspects of FSA regulation, and also how the FSA regime interacts with other aspects of consumer protection, such as the Advertising Standards Authority Code. The new second edition has been extensiv
This second edition takes into account all the developments following the review, as well as the significant amount of new case law and Tribunal decisions since the first edition was published. The review has led to new procedures involving the Regulatory
The proper management of inside information and its disclosure to the market has become an increasing focus for the FSA. Recent high profile actions against Shell and others are evidence of increased enforcement activity for infringements of a listed comp
The effectiveness of global regulatory and enforcement efforts to deal with financial crime and the handling of the proceeds of crime has risen rapidly up the global political agenda in recent years.
This important new publication from City & Financial will provide readers with a definitive guide to the substantial changes in regulation that MiFID will usher in and includes contributions from the Financial Services Authority and leading industry exper
Statutory mortgage regulation fundamentally reshaped the mortgage market back in October 2005. Yet, even so, regulation doesn't stand still. Instead, sometimes by degrees sometimes by leaps and bounds, it continues to change the dynamics of the industry.
Securitisation has for some years now been a growing financing mechanism. Since its inception, in the US during the 1970's, the securitised market has grown and grown, so that today the global total of rated securitisation deals for the first three quarte
A Practitioner’s Guide to Syndicated Lending is a practical guide to understanding the fundamental commercial and legal principles that underpin syndicated lending across a range of corporate borrowers. It not only deals with the setting up and management
The adoption of the EU Takeover Directive, and the subsequent passage of implementing legislation in most EU Member States, should have created a level playing field for the conduct of European takeovers. However, the opt out provisions within the Directi
The new edition of this comprehensive and clear guide to the AIM rules covers admission procedures, continuing obligations and tax issues, as well as specific chapters dealing with the roles of all the key players and the CREST clearing and settlement sys
The publication by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in June 2004 of "International Convergence of Capital Measurement and Capital Standards: a Revised Framework" was never intended to be the definitive agreement determining the capital adequacy
The best selling A Practitioner’s Guide to the FSA Handbook provides a single point of reference for users, with clear and comprehensive guidance to the rules explained in a practical context. Written by a team of 12 authors who are amongst the leading fi
Since the first edition of A Practitioner's Guide to The FSA Regulation of Banking was published, the regulatory environment in which the banking sector operates has been continually evolving. The impact of the Basel 2 Accord and EU directives on money la
A Practitioner’s Guide to The FSA Regulation of Designated Investment Business deals with the specific issues that are relevant to regulated firms on a daily basis. It analyses the investments that are regulated, considers the impact of the Conduct of Bus
Although the actual implementation of Solvency II is several years away, its impact on insurance firms will be as great as the impact of Basel 2 on banks. The FSA has argued that lessons learnt from the implementation of Basel 2 mean that early planning i
Since A Practitioner's Guide to The FSA Regulation of Investment Banking was first published in 2002, the regulatory environment in which investment banks operate has continued to undergo significant change.
The Financial Services Authority took over responsibility for the independent and external supervision of Lloyd's following the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. Since that time, and as a result of the Tiner Report, it has been proposed that the r
Since the publication of the first edition in June 2004, the law and regulation of money laundering in the UK have seen a number of significant developments. In consequence A Practitioner's Guide to UK Money Laundering Law and Regulation has required subs
A Practitioner's Guide to Authorised Investment Funds describes the regulation and legal structure of investment funds in the UK. It covers all the important recent developments, including the UCITS III directives, the FSA collective investment schemes so
The regulatory environment, in which financial institutions operate, has been one of constant change and evolution in recent years, not only as a result of the FSA's own regulatory initiatives, such as the move to more principles-based regulation, but als
The FSA has started to take enforcement actions against firms who fail to handle complaints or to treat their customers fairly. This book will serve as an easy to use guide to the complaints sourcebook for the smaller IFA. For larger firms and their profe
The global stock markets are intended to be "efficient markets" in which rational profit-maximisers actively compete with each other trying to predict future market values of individual securities, and where important current information is almost freely
Pensions Risk and Strategy is published at a time when occupational pensions are undergoing radical reform. There are entirely new questions facing employers, trustees and administrators.
Practical Company Law and Corporate Transactions has been written after a period of enormous change in the corporate world. This change has been driven in part by the corporate scandals affecting most of the major western economies and by ongoing regulato
This new publication provides commentary and interpretation on key aspects of the FSA Handbook for the independent financial adviser market as well as others such as those professional advisers that fall under the Designated Professional Bodies and others
In the last decade, the investment management industry has become more globally focused, and yet investment advisers seeking to do business across borders still face a maze of complex and often contradictory national regulations and laws. As a result of o
This book has been written to dispel myths surrounding SEC regulation and to provide useful explanations about what a foreign issuer needs to know about making offers in the U.S. Drawing on a panel of expert authors, the chapters address the key areas of