Is frivolous U.S. litigation preventing foreign companies from entering our public securities markets?

If the financialpower of the United Statesis eroding, as several recent reports contend, what isreally to blame?

Regulatory and litigation reforms are necessary to create a more hospitable environment for financial transactions in the United States.

Beyond the Securities and Exchange Commission's oversight failures in the cases of Enron and WorldCom, the Commission's addiction to press coverage has led it to emphasize enforcement activities above all else.

The current securities class actions regime threatens our financial system. Congress should return enforcement authority to the SEC.

American politics, culture, and lawis more receptive to a regulatory regime that operates on rules rather than principles.

The chairmen of the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation summarize their recent findings.

The victims of Regulation FD and the Global Settlement are the very investors the SEC is supposed to protect.