Ethical Conflicts in Finance

Andreas R. Prindl · Bimal Prodhan

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Preface. Part I: Introduction: 1. Ethics, Finance and the Society: Bimal Prodhan. 2. Ethical Managers Make Their Own Rules: Sir Adrian Cadbury. 3. Law and Morality in the Market Place: Sir Gordon Borrie. Part II: Conflicts Between Stakeholders: 4. Why Stakeholder Conflicts Arise: Bimal Prodhan. 5. Conflicts of Interest for Lending Bankers: F. W. Pointon. 6. Bankruptcy: Who Sacrifices? Adrian L. Cohen. Part III: Conflicts Between Holders of Information: 7. Information Sharing: Bimal Prodhan. 8. The Ethics of Insider Trading: Patricia H. Werhane. 9. What is Really Unethical about Insider Trading? Jennifere Moore. 10. The Ethics of Greenmail: R. Edward Freeman, Daniel R. Gilbert Jr and Carol Jacobson. 11. How to Avoid Insider Dealing: Christopher Jones. Part IV: Conflicts in Societal Values: 12. Societal Values in Finance: Bimal Prodhan. 13. Privatisation and the Public Interest: Andreas R. Prindl. 14. The Development of Ethical Investment Products: Christopher J. Cowton.

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