• Arlidge & Parry on Fraud:
  • 3rd edition, chapter 16 “Tax Fraud”, Thomson Sweet & Maxwell, 2007
  • First Supplement to 2nd Edition, Sweet Maxwell (co-author), 1998.
• The Law of Investor Protection, Sweet & Maxwell, 2nd edition 2003. http://www.smlawpub.co.uk.

"With consumer protection at the top of the FSA's agenda, and an ever increasing number of recalcitrant firms facing the wrath of the FSA, this book could not have come out at a better time ...What differentiates this text from other texts in this area ... is the practical assessment of the wider criminal and civil law provisions relating to investor protection" - New Law Journal, Review of the 2nd Edition

"The book is very comprehensive, easy to follow and a "must" for practitioners" - Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation, Review of the 2nd Edition

"The Law of Investor Protection is a most useful work for the legal practitioner in that it fulfils its basic objective of pulling together the disparate threads of the different spheres of investment activity and their regulation into a single readable and coherent text. It is sensibly intended for the academic in addition to the practitioner market … The approach is primarily one of "black letter" legal analysis while remaining accessible to the intelligent non-lawyer" - Professor William Rees, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, Review of the 1st Edition

"In their preface the authors of this book explain that their object is to provide readers with a coherent account of the law which protects investors and regulates those involved in the investment industry. Since "investor protection" is not an area of law in its own right ... the authors rightly describe this as a Herculean task but they succeed in achieving their goal … It should entirely satisfy those who are seeking to understand in a general way how English law protects investors …" - Dr E V Ferran, University of Cambridge, Review of the 1st Edition

"The authors have put a complex subject into a manageable book which will admirably suit its prime purpose, as well as those with similar interests in investment law" - www.trusts-and-trustees.com (John Goldsworth)