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Regulation
of Financial Institutions:
Teaching Materials (1999)
by
Howell E. Jackson
Professor of Law, Harvard Law School
and
Edward L. Symons, Jr.
President, Dollins Symons Management, Inc.
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This new
casebook provides the framework for an integrated law school
course on the regulation of financial institutions, combining
materials that traditionally have been covered in separate courses
on banking law, insurance law, securities regulation, mutual
funds, and pensions. There is no doubt that the financial services
industry has become increasingly integrated in the past twenty
years and that practitioners in the field must now be familiar
with a number of different regulatory structures. Our premise
in developing this book is that law school courses should be
similarly broadened. To view the casebook's table of contents,
click here.
In conjunction
with the publication of their casebook, Professors Jackson and
Symons have also produced a separate volume, The Regulation
of Financial Institutions: Selected Statutes, Regulations, and
Forms (1999). This companion volume includes selected statutes
and regulations applicable to depository institutions, insurance
companies, pension plans, securities firms, capital markets,
investment advisers, and investment companies in the United States.
To view the supplement's table of contents, click here.
Both the casebook and the
statutory supplement can be ordered through West
Group's On-Line Store.
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