Corporate Finance Law: Principles and Policy, authored by Louise Gullifer and published by Hart Publishing in its 3rd edition on April 30, 2020, offers a comprehensive exploration of key theoretical and policy issues within the field of corporate finance law. This extensively updated third edition reflects recent developments in both the law and financial markets, ensuring that readers are well-informed about current practices and regulations.

One of the book’s unique strengths lies in its balanced coverage of equity and debt aspects of corporate finance law, aiming to compare and contrast these areas wherever possible. It delves into a wide array of topics related to the capital-raising choices available to companies—ranging from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to large publicly traded entities—and examines the legal mechanisms designed to protect those providing capital.

Each chapter offers a critical analysis of existing laws, shedding light on the complexities, risks, and tensions that arise in corporate finance. The author guides readers through these issues, enabling them to grasp the challenges faced by all parties involved, including legislators, regulators, courts, and financial stakeholders. This detailed examination is invaluable for both practitioners seeking practical insights and academics and students engaged in the study of this dynamic field.

With a print length of 1000 pages, the book serves as an extensive resource, making it an essential reference for anyone involved in or studying corporate finance law.