Institute for Regulation and Ethics

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The inter-relationship between commercial law, regulation and ethics is a new frontier for both law and regulation. The objective of the Institute for Regulation and Ethics is to provide a focus for research on the legal, regulatory and ethical implications of market complexity and on the impact of regulatory reform on the regulatees and other stakeholders. It will actively involve regulators, governments, business, and the legal profession in its activities.

The mission of the Institute for Regulation and Ethics is to:

• inform policy at a high level, and as it is being written, through engagement with regulators, governments and other policy makers nationally, regionally and internationally;
• disseminate knowledge at an advanced level through publications, partnerships and events;
• bring business, the legal profession and regulatory specialists together with governments, regulators and other policy makers to debate key issues leading to improvements in the regulatory environment;
• combine excellence in teaching a new generation of regulation professionals and be at the forefront of legal scholarship and law reform.

As the leading postgraduate law school in Europe, the Centre for Commercial Law Studies is at the forefront of legal scholarship and law reform, influencing the development of commercial law in practice, and is an appropriate home for this Institute.

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No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

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Queen Mary, University of London
London