Jerry W. Markham

From Enron to Reform

A Financial History of the United States 2001-2004

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Produktbeschreibung

Originally published in 2006, this book examines the collapse of the Enron Corp. and other financial scandals that arose in the wake of the market downturn in 2000. Part 1 reviews the market book and bust that preceded Enron's collapse. It then describes the growth of Enron and the events that led to its sensational failure. Part 2 examines the role of the Securities and Exchange Commission's full disclosure system in corporate governance and the role of accountants in that system. Part 3 reviews the meltdown in the telecoms sector and the accounting scandals that emerged. Part 4 traces the remarkable market recovery that followed the financial scandals and the resumption of the growth of finance in America.

Produktdetails

• Financial History of the United States
• Verlag: Routledge / Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 772
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 250mm x 175mm x 46mm
• Gewicht: 1505g
• ISBN-13: 9781032161211
• ISBN-10: 1032161213
• Artikelnr.: 63200633

Autorenporträt

Jerry W. Markham is a professor of law at Florida International University in Miami, USA, where he teaches corporate and international business law.

Inhaltsangabe

Part 1: The Stock Market Bubble and Enron 1. Financial Markets 2. Fraud and Abuses 3. Attacks on the Markets Part 2: The Enron Corp. 1. A Company is Born 2. Enron Growth 3. Enron Fails Part 3: The Enron Scandal 1. Enron Finance 2. Prosecution of Enron Executives 3. Bank Involvement 4. California Trading Scandals Part 4: Full Disclosure 1. Full Disclosure Background 2. The Accountants as Gatekeepers 3. Accounting Reform Efforts Part 5. Arthur Andersen and Other Scandals 1. Arthur Andersen & Co. 2. Full Disclosure Fails 3. The Tyco Scandal Part 6: Fiduciary Duties and Corporate Governance Principles 1. Corporate Governance 2. Fiduciary Duties 3. More Fiduciary Duties Part 7: Telecoms and World Com 1. Telecommunications 2. WorldCom 3. Accounting Problems in the Entertainment Industry and Elsewhere Part 8: Analysts and Insider Trading Scandals 1. The Martha Stewart Case 2. Analysts' Scandals 3. Mutual Fund Scandals Part 9: More Scandals and Reform 1. Sarbanes-Oxley 2. Sarbanes-Oxley is No Panacea 3. More Fraud 4. Scandal at the New York Stock Exchange Part 10: Market Recovery 1. The Economy 2. The New Year 2003 3. Banking 4. The Year 2004 Part 11: Reforming the Reforms 1. The Myths of Full Disclosure 2. The SEC Fails 3. Repealing the Federal Securities Law.

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Part 1: The Stock Market Bubble and Enron 1. Financial Markets 2. Fraud and
Abuses 3. Attacks on the Markets Part 2: The Enron Corp. 1. A Company is
Born 2. Enron Growth 3. Enron Fails Part 3: The Enron Scandal 1. Enron
Finance 2. Prosecution of Enron Executives 3. Bank Involvement 4.
California Trading Scandals Part 4: Full Disclosure 1. Full Disclosure
Background 2. The Accountants as Gatekeepers 3. Accounting Reform Efforts
Part 5. Arthur Andersen and Other Scandals 1. Arthur Andersen & Co. 2. Full
Disclosure Fails 3. The Tyco Scandal Part 6: Fiduciary Duties and Corporate
Governance Principles 1. Corporate Governance 2. Fiduciary Duties 3. More
Fiduciary Duties Part 7: Telecoms and World Com 1. Telecommunications 2.
WorldCom 3. Accounting Problems in the Entertainment Industry and Elsewhere
Part 8: Analysts and Insider Trading Scandals 1. The Martha Stewart Case 2.
Analysts' Scandals 3. Mutual Fund Scandals Part 9: More Scandals and Reform
1. Sarbanes-Oxley 2. Sarbanes-Oxley is No Panacea 3. More Fraud 4. Scandal
at the New York Stock Exchange Part 10: Market Recovery 1. The Economy 2.
The New Year 2003 3. Banking 4. The Year 2004 Part 11: Reforming the
Reforms 1. The Myths of Full Disclosure 2. The SEC Fails 3. Repealing the
Federal Securities Law.

Rezensionen

'Jerry Markham, as one of the legal academy's leading commentators on financial issues, is uniquely qualified to write on Enron. [This book] provides a framework to understand and appreciate not only what caused the plethora of corporate scandals, but how society and the law should deal with these problems and avoid them in the future.' Christian Johnson, Loyola University Chicago School of Law, USA.

'This is a comprehensive and lucidly written account of a period that will stand out for years in the economic and regulatory history of the United States.' Peter J. Wallison, American Enterprise Institute, USA.