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Michael Milken Insider Trading Name: Course: Instructor: Institution: Date: Contents TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u Acronyms and Abbreviations PAGEREF _Toc461786684 \h 3Abstract PAGEREF _Toc461786685 \h 3Drexel Burnham and Lambert PAGEREF _Toc461786686 \h 4Introduction PAGEREF _Toc461786687 \h 4Company history PAGEREF _Toc461786688 \h 4Collapse PAGEREF _Toc461786689 \h 5Insider Trading in Drexel PAGEREF _Toc461786690 \h 7Insider trading versus Fraud PAGEREF _Toc461786691 \h 7Junk Bonds PAGEREF _Toc461786692 \h 8Negative effects of Insider Trading PAGEREF _Toc461786693 \h 9Arguments against Insider Trading regulations PAGEREF _Toc461786694 \h 11Investor Confidence PAGEREF _Toc461786695 \h 11Aftermath of the Insider Trading Scandal PAGEREF _Toc461786696 \h 13Lessons learnt from Drexel Insider Trading PAGEREF _Toc461786697 \h 15Conclusion PAGEREF _Toc461786698 \h 16References PAGEREF _Toc461786699 \h 18 Acronyms and AbbreviationsRICO - Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act SEC - Securities and Exchange Commission NYSE - New York Stock Exchange Fed - Federal Reserve System CEO – Chief Executive Officer AbstractThis paper is a Journal. dx.doi.org EICHENWALD K. (1990). MILKEN SET TO PAY A $600 MILLION FINE IN WALL ST. FRAUD. The New York Times pp. 1-4. Retrieved from www.nytimes.com html?pagewanted=all&pagewanted=print Renegades of Junk: The Rise and Fall of the Drexel Empire. Bloomberg Business Business Financial & Economic News Stock Quotes. Retrieved 16 September 2016 from www.bloomberg.com Insider Trading and Securities Fraud Enforcement Act of 1988 §§ PUBLIC LAW 100-704–NOV. 19 1988-102 STAT. 4677-102 STAT. 4680. The Economist . (2010). Drexel Burnham Lambert's legacy Stars of the junkyard pp. 1-7. Retrieved from www.economist.com Duval Fromson B. (1990). The last days of Drexel Burnham. Fortune (11) 90. Retrieved from fortune.com Degryse H. de Jong F. & Lefebvre J. (2015). Legal Insider Trading and Stock Market Liquidity. De Economist 164(1) 83-104. dx.doi.org Hazen T. (1992). Defining Illegal Insider Trading: Lessons from the European Community Directive on Insider Trading. Law And Contemporary Problems 55(4) 231. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/1192110 [...]
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This is a case study!!! I needs about 15 references (I have up loaded a few) and must be in APA style. You must follow the specific instructions as to what needs to be discussed. Here are the directions: Make sure you give, 1. Key Facts-(Be sure to include actions that may have given rise to punitive damages.) 2. Identify stakeholders and their stakes (Suggestion: use a matrix format) 3. Dilemma/Issue(s) posed to management (identify one or two issues.) 4. What action management actually took 5. Cost/benefit analysis of management's actual course of action, as to each stakeholder (Suggestion: use a matrix format) 6. Invoke at least one (or more) ethical principle or standard to review the cost/benefit analysis 7. Alternatives open to management 8. Impact of alternative courses of action on stakeholders (Suggestion: use a matrix format showing cost/benefit analysis of each alternative. Include punitive damage costs.) 9. Invoke at least one (or more) ethical principle or standard to review the cost/benefit analysis of the alternatives identified 10. Take a position/what would you have done: recommend a specific course of action (to upper management 11. Aftermath of incident 12. Lessons other corporations can learn from this case
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