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Book SynopsisDaniel Bar Aharon critically explores the European Union’s mounting regularity frameworks pertaining to transparency through mandated disclosure requirements within the purview of traditional investor protection regulation in financial markets. Traditionally, financial regulatory frameworks maintain a status quo assumption of “rational investors” contained within neoclassical economic theory; however, reoccurring financial incidents have exposed a critical flaw in this understanding, consequently requiring further examination of the interplay between behavioral finance and financial regulation.
Table of ContentsList of Figures Abbreviations Transparency and Information Asymmetry in Financial Markets Daniel Bar Aharon Abstract Keywords 1 Introduction 2 Review of Traditional Economic and Legal Frameworks 3 Behavioral Finance: Market and Regulatory Implications 4 Critical Reflection of EU Investor Protection Frameworks 5 Interplay between Behavioral Finance and Investor Protection 6 Conclusion Notes on Contributor References
