|
This new research tool powered by the Securities Redbook (Securities Act Handbook) offers securities laws, rules, regulations and forms together with related SEC guidance and interpretations. With RBsource, you get SEC guidance related to a specific law, regulation, or rule at your fingertips without the need of further searching or browsing. RBsource also uniquely associates related content, going beyond the limits of standard searching making research more streamlined and productive. This intuitive research tool will drastically reduce your research time and provide the unparalleled confidence expected from the trusted Securities Act Handbook.
Among the many RBsource features are:
- Related content from rules, regulations, forms and SEC Guidance always in view
- Multiple browse paths—Laws, Rules, Regulations; Practice Matter Topics; and Favorites
- Personalize your content with user notes and highlights
- Practice Matter Topics mapped by Wolters Kluwer securities attorney-editors
- Current and future effective language is exposed in context. Choose to view current language, future effective language, or both
- Updated daily
To learn more about RBsource, or to sign up for a 14-day trial, click here or contact your Wolters Kluwer account representative.
Mitigate reputation risk by assuring that disclosures for corporate communication vehicles such as press releases, speeches, analyst conference calls, webcasts, websites, blogs and investor roadshows adhere to appropriate standards of practice. Written by Wolters Kluwer attorney-editors Ted Trautmann, Anne Sherry and Jim Hamilton, Informal Corporate Disclosure Under Federal Securities Law, 2012 Edition examines the regulation of these types of informal disclosures (as distinguished from formal, highly structured disclosure in SEC filings). Coverage includes discussion of federal securities law, rules and court decisions; self-regulatory organization rules for listed companies; and standards of practice prescribed by the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI). This edition incorporates the NIRI’s 2012 revision which supersedes the previous standards of practice issued in 2004. Click here for details and to order.
Coming Soon: New publications in the Dodd-Frank Manual Series:
Focuses on the implementation of financial reform provisions addressing financial stability; orderly liquidation for large, failing financial institutions; and clearing and settlement activities of financial institutions. Included is analysis of the Financial Stability council regulation on the supervision of systemically significant financial institutions and the Fed and DFIC regulations on resolution plans, aka “living wills.” Also discussed is a new FDIC regulation intended to establish a more comprehensive frame work for implementing the orderly liquidation authority. Financial Stability Oversight Council efforts to mitigate systemic risk in the financial system are also addressed. Click here for details and to order.
Explains Title IX of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 along with the implementing regulations, forms, guidance, studies and reports. Title IX imposes regulatory reforms in the areas of: investor protection, enforcement and remedies, asset-backed securities, credit rating agencies, corporate governance, SEC funding and organization, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), and municipal securities. Click here for details and to order.
The Guide to FAR Contract Clauses: Detailed Compliance Information for Government Contracts is a new publication that will help make contract clause compliance efforts more efficient and effective. This resource provides current, comprehensive guidance for Federal Acquisition Regulation Part 52.301, the Solicitation Provision and Contract Clause Matrix. Guide to FAR Contract Clauses contains the full text of every provision and clause, along with detailed plain English explanations, reporting requirements, subcontract flowdowns, related supplements, and other important compliance information to simplify your understanding of their applicability. For more information and to order, click here or call 800-248-3248.
Derived from the renowned International Encyclopaedia of Laws, individual chapters are now provided (where available) in book format. Subjects include civil procedure, constitutional law, contracts, intellectual property, media law, migration law, sports law and more.
Click here for a full overview of available subjects and country chapters. The full set of volumes is also available at www.kluwerlawonline.com
Arbitrating Under the 2012 ICC Rules. An Introductory User’s Guide
Click here for information and to order.
Procedure and Evidence in International Arbitration
Click here for information and to order.
Antitrust Law in Brazil. Fighting Cartels
Click here for information and to order.
International Corporate Legal Responsibility
Click here for information and to order.
International Survey of Investment Adviser Regulation, 3rd edition
Click here for information and to order.
|
