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The capital-market effects of introducing private rights of action in securities regulation: Evidence from the United Kingdom
Securities class actions are among the most controversial topics in the corporate and securities law literature, but despite the significance of this topic, little is known about the impact of the introduction of the actions in the legal system. This paper contributes to filling this gap by examinin
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