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The Globe and Mail
Nov 27
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In the last six months, company directors and stakeholder Hudbay Minerals have added to their holdings
Reuters
Nov 25
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U.S. regulators are increasingly looking beyond stocks in their insider trading investigations to examine derivatives and credit default swaps, a top Securities and Exchange Commission official said.
Simoleon Sense
Nov 25
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Clusterstock
Nov 25
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At the time, nothing came of it, but Raj isn't the first member of the Rajaratnam family to come under insider trading suspicion.
WSJ: In papers filed Tuesday in a New York federal court, the Galleon Group founder disclosed that he was deposed...
Canadian Business
Nov 25
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NEW YORK - One of the richest men in the U.S. is defending himself against a massive insider trading case by saying he did not cheat and the
Reuters
Nov 24
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Federal securities regulators won an insider trading case when a jury in Boston ruled that a former Fidelity employee illegally profited from trading stocks that the mutual fund giant was buying for itself.
Reuters
Nov 24
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Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam denies SEC insider trading charges, according to a court filing by his lawyers on Tuesday with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York:
Clusterstock
Nov 23
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It's been apparent for some time now that the Securities and Exchange Commission was preparing to crack down on the use of inside information by traders in credit default swaps. Today the head of enforcement more or less made it official.
"The...
Bloomberg
Nov 23
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission will focus on financial instruments such as
derivatives as it broadens a crackdown on insider trading by
hedge funds, enforcement director Robert Khuzami said.
The Australian
Nov 23
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A FORMER director of Lion Selection has pleaded guilty to one charge of insider trading.
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Insider Trading involves trading of stocks and securities by a group or individuals who might have access to non-publicly available information which could affect the price of the company. There are two versions to Insider Trading:
- The legal version of Insider trading involves corporate insiders (owners, directors or employees) buying or selling the company stocks. They are obligated to report such trades to the SEC as stated in the SEC forms 3,4 and 5[1].
- Illegal Insider trading involves misappropriation of the non-public information by anyone. This could involve a breach of fiduciary responsibility or confidence while holding on to sensitive data about the company. It also encompasses "tips" and "hints" from a corporate insider to a friend, who now acts on this information
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