Sentence examples for informed trading from inspiring English sources

Congress may also want to consider enacting requirements for companies with shares actively trading on these markets to disclose sufficient information to allow informed trading.

My recent projects study informed trading on cybersecurity data breaches, information leakage and hedge-fund activism, insider trading on corporate disclosures, information transmission in financial markets, and whether consumers keep promises they make themselves.

Second, the fund-firm connection measure we develop captures a fund's aggregate information advantage relative to a traded firm from all possible information channels; hence, it provides a powerful test to detect informed trading.

Our paper examines the relation between political connections and informed trading by corporate insiders within the context of the 2007-2009 Financial Crisis.

In this discussion, I address the key research design choices involved in studies of opacity and informed trading and I relate the results to the literature on institutional investor performance and stock selection.

The unprecedented magnitude of government intervention during the Financial Crisis, the substantial impact of the intervention on firm value, and the political nature of the intervention provide a powerful setting to examine the relation between political connections and informed trading.

General Mills would not specify the timing of the increases, but said it had informed trade customers in early June.

Properties closures delineate the theoretical objective space for materials design problems, allowing designers to make informed trade-offs between competing constraints and target properties.

Overall, we interpret our findings as suggesting that the general counsel can effectively mitigate informed trade and that the choice of corporate governance directly affects the extent to which insiders use their private information to extract rents from shareholders.

The main contribution of this paper is that it quantifies the performance cost associated with ONDM adoption, as such allowing practitioners and potential adopters to make informed trade-off decisions.

Bloomberg introduced the service after it became clear that traders were already using the service to inform trading decisions.