Insider trading seems straightforward, but it isn't. From overheard phone calls to presidential social media posts, the boundaries of what counts as illegal trading on non-public information are often misunderstood.

Tune in to learn more about:


Drawing the Line: What separates a perfectly legal share sale from insider trading, and why the moment of disclosure is everything.


The Clever Crook: How insider information travels through layers of friends, cousins, and classmates.


Does Size Matter? Whether small trades based on insider information still constitute an offence, and how prosecutors exercise discretion.

Penalties and the Law: What the Securities Commission and AG can do if they suspect someone has conducted a trade deemed to be insider trading.

Insider trading seems straightforward, but it isn't. From overheard phone calls to presidential social media posts, the boundaries of what counts as illegal trading on non-public information are often misunderstood.Tune in to learn more about:<ul><li>Drawing the Line: What separates a perfectly legal share sale from insider trading, and why the moment of disclosure is everything.</li><li>The Clever Crook: How insider information travels through layers of friends, cousins, and classmates.</li><li>Does Size Matter? Whether small trades based on insider information still constitute an offence, and how prosecutors exercise discretion.</li></ul>Penalties and the Law: What the Securities Commission and AG can do if they suspect someone has conducted a trade deemed to be insider trading.

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