Edited by P.M. Vasudev, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada and Susan Watson, Professor, Faculty of Law, The University of Auckland, New Zealand

• Contents:IntroductionP.M. Vasudev and Susan WatsonPart I Investors and the Stock Market1. Implications of Shareholder ActivismAnita Anand2. Suspension of Chinese Units of ‘Big 4’ Audit Firms: The Question of Moral TurpitudeQingxiu Bu3. The Proposed Directive on the Encouragement of Long-Term Shareholder Engagement in European Listed Companies: A Critical AppraisalCorrado MalbertiPart II Capital Markets Development and the Law4. Revisiting Corporate Control-Enhancing MechanismsYu-Hsin Lin5. Law and Finance: From ‘Transplantation’ to ‘Better’ Corporate Governance in ChinaHeida DoneganPart II Crowdfunding6. The Two-Sided Effect of Crowdfunding: The Visible Effect on Capital Markets Regulation and the Unperceived Effect on Company LawTeresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell7. Regulating Equity Crowdfunding in India: Walking a TightropeArjya B. Majumdar and Umakanth Varottil8. A Critical Examination of Crowdfunding within the ‘Long White Cloud’ (New Zealand)Trish KeeperIndex

Edited by P.M. Vasudev, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada and Susan Watson, Professor, Faculty of Law, The University of Auckland, New Zealand

• Contents:IntroductionP.M. Vasudev and Susan WatsonPart I Investors and the Stock Market1. Implications of Shareholder ActivismAnita Anand2. Suspension of Chinese Units of ‘Big 4’ Audit Firms: The Question of Moral TurpitudeQingxiu Bu3. The Proposed Directive on the Encouragement of Long-Term Shareholder Engagement in European Listed Companies: A Critical AppraisalCorrado MalbertiPart II Capital Markets Development and the Law4. Revisiting Corporate Control-Enhancing MechanismsYu-Hsin Lin5. Law and Finance: From ‘Transplantation’ to ‘Better’ Corporate Governance in ChinaHeida DoneganPart II Crowdfunding6. The Two-Sided Effect of Crowdfunding: The Visible Effect on Capital Markets Regulation and the Unperceived Effect on Company LawTeresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell7. Regulating Equity Crowdfunding in India: Walking a TightropeArjya B. Majumdar and Umakanth Varottil8. A Critical Examination of Crowdfunding within the ‘Long White Cloud’ (New Zealand)Trish KeeperIndex

Edited by P.M. Vasudev, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada and Susan Watson, Professor, Faculty of Law, The University of Auckland, New Zealand

• Contents:IntroductionP.M. Vasudev and Susan WatsonPart I Investors and the Stock Market1. Implications of Shareholder ActivismAnita Anand2. Suspension of Chinese Units of ‘Big 4’ Audit Firms: The Question of Moral TurpitudeQingxiu Bu3. The Proposed Directive on the Encouragement of Long-Term Shareholder Engagement in European Listed Companies: A Critical AppraisalCorrado MalbertiPart II Capital Markets Development and the Law4. Revisiting Corporate Control-Enhancing MechanismsYu-Hsin Lin5. Law and Finance: From ‘Transplantation’ to ‘Better’ Corporate Governance in ChinaHeida DoneganPart II Crowdfunding6. The Two-Sided Effect of Crowdfunding: The Visible Effect on Capital Markets Regulation and the Unperceived Effect on Company LawTeresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell7. Regulating Equity Crowdfunding in India: Walking a TightropeArjya B. Majumdar and Umakanth Varottil8. A Critical Examination of Crowdfunding within the ‘Long White Cloud’ (New Zealand)Trish KeeperIndex