Corporate Law
Insider Trading
Trading in a company's securities based on unpublished, price-sensitive information not available to the general public, which is prohibited under securities law.
Insider trading undermines fair and equal access to market information, and is prohibited regardless of whether the person trading is a company insider themselves or someone who received the tip from an insider.
Regulatory authorities actively monitor trading patterns to detect and prosecute insider trading, which can result in significant penalties and, in serious cases, criminal prosecution.
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