The Financial Crisis and White Collar Crime - Legislative and Policy Responses : A Critical Assessment (Paperback)

1. Introduction, Nicholas Ryder, Umut Turksen and Jon Tucker  2. The 2008 Financial Crisis and Fraud: Examining the Causes and the Response through the Concepts of Deviancy Attenuation, Delabelling and Immoral Phlegmatism Mark Button and Martin Tunley  3. The importance of whistleblowers in uncovering financial misconduct in Potemkin villages Alison Lui  4. Rogues in the City Paul Keenan  5. The Systemic Role of Technology in financial instability Dionysios Demetis  6. The finance industry perspective Jon Tucker  7. Market Abuse Regime as a Mechanism of Regulatory Reform Andrew H Baker  8. A new challenge for the FCA: Establishing ‘appropriate’ consumer protection in the consumer credit market in light of the 2008 financial crisis Daniel Jasinski  9. Legislation and regulation in response to financial crime - Pursuing ghosts? Andrew Haynes  10. Independence and protection of accountants and auditors in the EU AML Framework Rhian Dow and Umut Turksen  11. Post-crisis regulation and prosecutions in financial crime: progress or paradox? Gauri Sinha  12. The financial crisis and its relationship with white collar crime in the United States of America: time for the Feds to fight back? Axel Palmer  13. The National Crime Agency: A Critical Analysis of its Potential Impact on the UK’s Financial Crime Policy Christopher Recker  14. Financial Crises and Financial Crime: ‘Conscious coupling’ and "transformative understandings" of crime past, present and future Sarah Wilson