Journal of Financial Crime: Volume 2 Issue 3

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Looking for ‘Ms Big’

Alison Tupman

Recent criminological attention has tended to focus upon those areas from which direct policy proposals can be made, whether it be to improve the ways in which the criminal…

The Policing of Commercial Malpractice — Public Law or Self‐Regulation

Samantha Linsley

Whilst the criminal justice system has evolved over the last seven years, it can be argued that the ability of the current criminal justice system in England and Wales to deal…

Money Laundering in England and Wales

Michael Hancock

This paper assesses the significance and impact of the Criminal Justice Act 1993 and the Money Laundering Regulations in the context of previous legislation and examines the…

Ostensible Ownership and Motor Vehicle Financing in England: A Dilemma for Legal Reform?

Iwan Davies

This paper focuses upon the common law and developed legislative position to the ostensible ownership problem whereby a non‐owner in possession of a motor vehicle purports to pass…

Constructive Trusts and Tracing

Stuart Evans

Does the mere mention of a trust conjure up images of equity‐speak in favour of Great Aunt Maud? Does a constructive trust give you sick building syndrome? Does tracing send you…

Materiality Thresholds Defined by Courts: The UK Evidence

H. Gin Chong, Gerald Vinten

Materiality is an ill‐defined yet important concept in auditing. However, lack of an auditing guideline exposes auditors to possible litigations due to failure to detect material…

Cover of Journal of Financial Crime

ISSN:

1359-0790

Online date, start – end:

1993

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Dr Li Hong Xing
  • Prof Barry Rider