The Michael Lawrence Sacking — A Confirmation of the Regulatory Traditions of the Stock Exchange and the City of London?

Abstract

On 4th January, 1996, Mr Michael Lawrence was dismissed from his position as chief executive of the Stock Exchange, instigating a wave of media interest in the decision‐making process of the Exchange. Generally, this media interest was not especially flattering to the Board of the Exchange; and there were wider concerns about the damage that may have been caused to the reputation and credibility of the City of London itself:

Citation

Gilligan, G.P. (1997), "The Michael Lawrence Sacking — A Confirmation of the Regulatory Traditions of the Stock Exchange and the City of London?", Journal of Financial Crime, Vol. 4 No. 3, pp. 207-214. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb025779