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Browse: Home / 2017 / July / 05 / How far has the chilling effect on insider dealing in Britain worn off? | FT Alphaville

How far has the chilling effect on insider dealing in Britain worn off? | FT Alphaville

By Securities Docket on July 5, 2017, 11:09 am

Prior to Tabernula, roughly 30 per cent of deals leaked, according the the FCA/FSA ‘market cleanliness’ stats. By 2014 this had dropped to 15.2 per cent, but a year later the rate had risen to 19 per cent — and one-in-five deals continued to leak in 2016, according to the FSA’s latest annual report.

via How far has the chilling effect on insider dealing in Britain worn off? | FT Alphaville

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