Review

The monograph Criminal-Legal Protection of the Securities Market: Current State and Prospects for Improvement offers a comprehensive analysis of the legal and institutional framework for combating economic crimes in the stock exchange sector. The study addresses:

the socio-economic nature and structure of the securities market as an object of criminal law;

the socio-economic nature and structure of the securities market as an object of criminal law;

historical and comparative legal aspects of criminalizing securities-related offenses;

historical and comparative legal aspects of criminalizing securities-related offenses;

mechanisms of harm to investors and overall market integrity;

mechanisms of harm to investors and overall market integrity;

classification of typical and atypical forms of market misconduct;

classification of typical and atypical forms of market misconduct;

challenges in the qualification, differentiation, and proof of such offenses;

challenges in the qualification, differentiation, and proof of such offenses;

targeted recommendations for refining the Criminal Code and regulatory legislation.

targeted recommendations for refining the Criminal Code and regulatory legislation.

This monograph is intended for scholars, legislators, judges, prosecutors, attorneys, financial analysts, and students in law and economics programs