• David Henderson reviews Roger Donway book on Greg Reyes backdated-options prosecution [Econlog]
• Francis Menton on Argentina vs. creditors [Manhattan Contrarian via FedSoc Blog]
• New book, with co-author Lawrence Cunningham, gives Hank Greenberg’s side of the story on AIG [Concur Op, NY Post]
• Are Wall Street’s expert networks a violation of insider trading laws? [David Zaring, Conglomerate via Bainbridge]
• “A Brief Explanation Of The Economics Of Securities Lawsuits” [Daniel Fisher, Forbes] Related: Alison Frankel, Reuters [history of attempts at reform]
• What, a new bank? Yes, the proposed Bank of Bird-in-Hand [Kevin Funnell]
• Rules-based, low-discretion enforcement of Dodd-Frank? If only [Louise Bennetts (Cato), Jurist]

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