chapter 1 Introduction / Nicholas Ryder Umut Turksen Jon Tucker
chapter 2 The 2008 financial crisis and fraud: the roles of immoral phlegmatism, deviancy attenuation and de-labelling / Mark Button Martin Tunley
chapter 3 The importance of whistle-blowers in uncovering financial misconduct in Potemkin villages 1 / Alison Lui
chapter 4 Rogues in the City / Paul Keenan
chapter 5 The systemic role of technology in financial instability / Dionysios Demetis
chapter 6 The finance industry perspective / Jon Tucker
chapter 7 Market abuse and the risk to the financial markets / Andrew H. Baker
chapter 8 The FCA: protecting consumers of the consumer credit market in the wake of the global financial crisis / Daniel Jasinski
chapter 9 Legislation and regulation in response to financial crime - pursuing ghosts? / Andrew Haynes
chapter 10 Independence and protection of auditors in the EU anti-money laundering framework / Rhian Dow Umut Turksen
chapter 11 Post-crisis regulation and prosecutions in financial crime: progress or paradox? / Gauri Sinha
chapter 12 The financial crisis and its relationship with white collar crime in the United States of America: time for the Feds to fight back? / Axel Palmer
chapter 13 The National Crime Agency: a critical analysis of its potential impact on the UK's financial crime policy / Christopher Recker
chapter 14 Financial crises and financial crime: 'conscious coupling' and 'transformative understandings' of crime past, present and future / Sarah Wilson.