1. Insider Trading
... has replaced the high profile cases of the 1980s. This has placed greater pressure on enforcement There is always going to be a "gray zone." "If all the information was public property, there would be no incentive for share analysts and others to seek it. For markets to work, there have to be private rights to valuable information." And that is where ... the line is drawn in the sand. When does private turn into public information? "There's always going to be a moment when information passes from being confidential business information that the company has guarded to being market gossip...
- Word Count: 1800
- Approx Pages: 7
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School