Sentence examples for insider rules from inspiring English sources
France's stock market regulator opened an investigation into the case in 1989, but determined that Mr. Soros had not violated French insider rules, which at the time restricted only employees of the companies concerned from trading on privileged information.
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For most Americans, not being clued in to insider rules is an unfair disadvantage, allowing trusting citizens to invest in worthless derivatives, presume a bank won't try to steal their house, or believe that their elected leaders actually care about their constituents instead of their contributors.
Who took advantage of the insider rule?
Britain's Sir Simon Rattle, reckoned ideal by many insiders, rules himself out not least because he will be taking over as chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic in 2002.
Perfect "if you want to pursue a policy of divide and rule", says a former staffer.For such critics, the way the bank's "funding for lending" scheme was announced in June is an example of how the bank's insiders rule the roost.
Other jurisdictions, such as the UK, have insider trading rules distinct from general anti-fraud rules.
For example, a later amendment of SEA §10 explicitly references "insider trading" rules adopted by the SEC and by judicial precedent, extending such rules to "security-based swap agreements" (i.e., derivatives).
