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Court Case May Help Define ‘Insider Trading’ – WSJ.com

By Securities Docket on April 21, 2014, 8:01 am

At issue in the appeal is whether, to be considered to have traded on confidential material information, a trader must have known the tip had been illegally disclosed in exchange for a reward.

The appeal is being pursued by Todd Newman and Anthony Chiasson, two portfolio managers whose 2012 insider-trading convictions were a significant victory for prosecutors….

via Court Case May Help Define ‘Insider Trading’ – WSJ.com

Posted in Criminal, Top | Tagged Appellate, Insider Trading

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