Permanently Reviving the Temporary Insider. Permanently Reviving the Temporary Insider.

Permanently Reviving the Temporary Insider‪.‬

The Journal of Corporation Law 2011, Wntr, 36, 2

The Journal of Corporation Law
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I. INTRODUCTION It is a sensible time to reevaluate insider trading law because big things are happening. In the ongoing Galleon insider trading proceedings, the SEC and the Department of Justice are prosecuting perhaps the biggest insider trading scandal in history. (1) The federal government has also recently brought unprecedented charges involving new instruments (credit default swaps), (2) new theories (18 U.S.C. [section] 1348), (3) and new defendants (employers). (4) Recent defendants range from famous billionaires, (5) to administrative assistants, (6) to foreign nationals working on Wall Street. (7) Cross-national cooperation among securities enforcers pursuing insider trading cases has never been higher. (8) Government regulators around the world seem to believe unanimously that insider trading must be blunted, and foreign governments are bringing unprecedented insider trading prosecutions. (9)

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Business und Finanzen
ERSCHIENEN
2011
1. Januar
SPRACHE
EN
Englisch
UMFANG
112
Seiten
VERLAG
University of Iowa Journal of Corporation Law
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The Gale Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation and an affiliate of Cengage Learning, Inc.
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