A key new requirement for AIM companies under the MAR applies when a decision is made not to disclose
inside information immediately.
So while executives are not using a lot of
inside information in their trading decisions, their more cautious interpretation of publicly available fundamental information does contain an important message: if top executives don't believe the extremes of the market but actively go against them in their trading decisions, maybe individual investors should not believe them, either.
If a firm partner or employee discloses the
inside information to a confidant who is not a firm partner or employee, then the misappropriation rules may apply.
Toshiyuki Ishiko, 61, president of Maerchen-Japan, is suspected of using
inside information on a tie-up, announced in January 2001, on an online game project between T&E Soft Inc.
Inside Information provides author, title, and journal citation information for articles appearing in 10,000 of the most requested titles in the BLDSC's collection of 50,000 of the world's principal journals and magazines.
But it convincingly demonstrates that 30 years ago the CIA possessed
inside information from a unique source that strongly suggested that the Soviet state was foredoomed.
Listed corporations must disclose
inside information to the public in a timely manner.
THE BATTLE FOR CASH: does
inside information help you to beat the bookie?
Firstly, they were to agree a definition of
inside information and then decide the rules and general approach that should be taken to tackle related issues.
Although there's a broad consensus, among Wall Street executives as well as Washington policy makers, that trading on
inside information is harmful to investors and the market, this consensus has never been supported by solid evidence.
has until June 24 to file its response to the SEC's complaint that it made e-mail offers to sell
inside information concerning government approval of a contract which would affect a company's stock (NL/NL 4/30/03).
