Full Definition of Investment Law
The body of investment law governs the financial activities of applying or investing funds or purchasing commercial property or stock for profit. The primary agency that regulates the conduct of the securities industry is the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The focus of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is to oversee and protect investors and related securities professionals, and conserve integrity in the securities markets.
- Asia-Pacific Investment Law
- Capital Markets Law
- Consumer Financial Services Law
- Cross Border Investment Law
- Derivative Products Law
- Emerging Markets Law
- Financial Services Law
- Financial Services Regulation Law
- Foreign Investment Law
- Foreign Investment in the United States Law
- Hedge Funds Law
- Institutional Investment Law
- International Capital Markets Law
- International Investment Law
- International Venture Capital Law
- Investment Banking Law
- Investment Company Law
- Investment Fraud Law
- Investment in Latin America Law
- Investment Management Law
- Investment Partnerships Law
- Investment Regulation Law
- Mezzanine Finance Law
- Mutual Funds Law
- Political Risk Insurance Law
- Private Equity Law
- Syndication Law
- Trust Investment Law
- Venture Capital Law




