The Resolution of the Structured Notes Fiasco in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan

This article argues that alternative dispute resolution is not a panacea for settling massive investor complaints. Regulators must create clear and effective conduct of business rules and strengthen the contractual composition of structured products to give investors a better chance of recovering th...

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Main Author: CHEN, Christopher Chao-hung
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spelling sg-smu-ink.sol_research-31472013-07-05T08:48:50Z The Resolution of the Structured Notes Fiasco in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan CHEN, Christopher Chao-hung This article argues that alternative dispute resolution is not a panacea for settling massive investor complaints. Regulators must create clear and effective conduct of business rules and strengthen the contractual composition of structured products to give investors a better chance of recovering their investments in an event such as Lehman’s collapse. 2012-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sol_research/1195 Research Collection Yong Pung How School Of Law eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Lehman structured notes minibond investor protection alternative dispute resolution Asian Studies Banking and Finance Law Commercial Law Courts
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topic Lehman
structured notes
minibond
investor protection
alternative dispute resolution
Asian Studies
Banking and Finance Law
Commercial Law
Courts
spellingShingle Lehman
structured notes
minibond
investor protection
alternative dispute resolution
Asian Studies
Banking and Finance Law
Commercial Law
Courts
CHEN, Christopher Chao-hung
The Resolution of the Structured Notes Fiasco in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan
description This article argues that alternative dispute resolution is not a panacea for settling massive investor complaints. Regulators must create clear and effective conduct of business rules and strengthen the contractual composition of structured products to give investors a better chance of recovering their investments in an event such as Lehman’s collapse.
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author CHEN, Christopher Chao-hung
author_facet CHEN, Christopher Chao-hung
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title The Resolution of the Structured Notes Fiasco in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan
title_short The Resolution of the Structured Notes Fiasco in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan
title_full The Resolution of the Structured Notes Fiasco in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan
title_fullStr The Resolution of the Structured Notes Fiasco in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan
title_full_unstemmed The Resolution of the Structured Notes Fiasco in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan
title_sort resolution of the structured notes fiasco in hong kong, singapore, and taiwan
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 2012
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sol_research/1195
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