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Market manipulation
Bala, David ; Dupáková, Lenka (advisor) ; Seknička, Pavel (referee)
Market Manipulation Abstract The thesis is structured in two main topics and four chapters. The aim of the first topic is a proposal of new theoretical division of market manipulation types and the follow-up analysis of the most common and the most serious types of market manipulation (from the author's perspective). A graph or a scheme is enclosed to almost every type of the market manipulation for better illustration and representation. The aim is not to provide an exhausting list, but rather to provide an outline of the fundamental theory. Every existing type of market manipulation should fall under one of these two categories - classic type of market manipulation (front running, squeezing, cornering, wash trading, bear raiding, pump and dump) or modern type of market manipulation (spoofing, layering, momentum ignition, pinging, fake news). The aim of the second topic is to map, analyze and explain the historical background of market manipulation regulation, its genesis and evolution in the European context. The main focus of the subchapter regarding historical background is the United Kingdom which always has been the pioneer of financial markets in the continental Europe. The subchapter is focused on the evolution from the end of the 17th century until the European integration regulation. In another...
New regulation of the European financial markets as a result of financial crisis
Málek, Josef ; Dědek, Oldřich (advisor) ; Cahlík, Tomáš (referee)
This bachelor thesis focuses on the process of formation of new financial regulation in the European Union which is a consequence of the World 2007 crisis. After introducing the structure and operation of financial market, we review how the financial regulations were applied in EU before crisis. The analysis of the de Larosiére report, its appearance were initiated by the European Commission, forms the main topic of the thesis. We investigate particular recommendations stated in the report and bring near the existing institutional framework of main regulatory institutions in EU that were founded under authority of the report. We also discuss reactions of Czech National Bank and economists towards the de Larosiére report.

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