Insider Trading

This event explores the complex world of insider trading, where trading a public company's stock or other securities is based on material, nonpublic information. Attendees can expect a deep dive into the legal and ethical debates surrounding this practice, including perspectives on fairness, market impact, and regulatory frameworks.

The discussion will cover how insider trading is viewed differently across jurisdictions, from the United States to the European Union and the United Kingdom. Topics include the definition of an 'insider,' the role of regulatory bodies like the SEC and the UK's Financial Conduct Authority, and the arguments for and against criminalization.

Insider trading raises questions about fiduciary duty, market integrity, and economic growth. The event examines the legal obligations of corporate insiders and the ongoing academic debate over whether insider trading should be allowed.