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The Law on Investment Entities


ISBN13: 9780421593909
ISBN: 0421593903
Published: December 2000
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: Out of print



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This book is unique in examining the full range of legal structures through which various forms of investment can be made. In relation to financial investment, the text analyses the core concepts of the trust and investment in shares in an ordinary company.

These basic principles are then applied to pensions funds, eurobond issues and unit trusts, and to open-ended investment companies and investment trust companies. The analysis also incorporates legal analysis and new legislative proposals in relation to credit unions, industrial and provident societies, friendly societies and trade unions.

The development of public sector investment is also considered in relation to Private Finance Initiatives, local government investment through social security payments and also NHS trusts. The aim of the book is to consider, across these many entities, the varying rights of investors, the obligations of fiduciary officers, and the structure of the entities themselves. This will also include a consideration of applicable regulatory regimes. Its core thesis is that radically different legal principles apply in different contexts, involving a trade-off between contract, property and fiduciary res

Subjects:
Banking and Finance
Contents:
Introduction: law and investment entities.
Contract and property: a legal analysis of investment.
Trusts as investment structures.
Companies as investment structures.
Pension funds.
Bonds, eurobonds and collateral transactions.
Unit trusts.
Open-ended investment companies.
Rights under collective investment schemes.
Investment trust companies.
Friendly societies and unincorporated associations.
Industrial and provident societies and credit unions.
Trade Unions.
NHS trusts and public interest trusts.
Public services: PFI and the Social Fund.
Conclusions - rethinking the legal treatment of investment.