By bringing cases and challenging hedge funds, the S.E.C. aims, at very least, to remind investors that insider trading isn't simply financial naughtiness — it's a crime.
But in context, as one insider reminded me in Kiev, it is better to lose part of your wealth than all of it like former Ukraine president Viktor Yanukovych.
Her very presence made insiders uneasy because it reminded them of the cozy corruption that had become the normal way of doing business around Capitol Hill.
As Joseph Carens reminds us, though, the rights of insiders are also limited when the political community as a whole has dominion over immigration.
Administration insiders are fond of reminding people that the right economic programs -- mortgage relief, jobs programs, stronger financial reform -- can't get through Congress right now.
His victory in Iowa reunited the Reagan coalition, Cruz said, reminding listeners that, in 1980, voters in Iowa and New Hampshire defied the insiders and selected the insurgent, elevating Reagan to the lead in the primary.
As my colleague Ryan Lizza reminded us the other day, we pundits weren't alone: many G.O.P. insiders, including the sages at the Republican National Committee, whose job it is to get the party elected, signed onto the rebranding project.
To industry insiders, the way Samuelson left Move felt unprofessional and the lawsuit will remind them of this and may make his work at Zillow harder, even if the lawsuit fails.
As the CFPB works to craft new rules, it would do well to remind O'Shaughnessy and other payday lenders that it works for consumers - not the industry insiders that strip families of wealth to line lender's pockets.
One insider told BBC News that the chair of the IPCC, Dr Rajendra Pachauri, had to remind the delegates at one point that they were working on a summary for policymakers, not by them.
