The Trust Paradox
audiobook (Unabridged) ∣ Securities Law and Investor Confidence
By Quinten J. Tenley
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The financial markets operate on a fundamental contradiction: they require trust to function, yet the very regulations designed to build that trust often create complexity that undermines investor confidence. "The Trust Paradox" explores this tension at the heart of securities law, revealing how regulatory frameworks both protect and confuse investors in today's complex financial landscape.
From the aftermath of the 1929 crash to the digital disruptions of cryptocurrency, this comprehensive examination of securities regulation illuminates the delicate balance between investor protection and market efficiency. The book analyzes how disclosure requirements, anti-fraud provisions, and fiduciary standards shape market behavior—and why these mechanisms sometimes fail despite good intentions.
Drawing on historical precedents, behavioral economics, and modern market realities, this book offers a fresh perspective on the evolving relationship between regulation and trust.
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