buying or selling shares when in possession of privileged information that affects the price (e.g. while working for the company or an investment bank).
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This is when you buy or sell a share and at the same time possess privileged information that would move the price if it were widely known. It's illegal, but is also widespread and there are few prosecutions for it.
the use of confidential, price sensitive information prior to it becoming publicly known, for financial gains. It is a criminal offence that carries a maximum sentence of seven years in jail and unlimited fines.
Using material information in order to gain an unfair advantage in the buying and selling of securities.
Knowingly trading in shares when in possession of price-sensitive information that is not widely known. This is illegal in several countries.
or trading Illegal exploitation of confidential information in order to make a profit, or avoid a loss, on market transactions.
Term used to describe the buying or selling of shares by individuals who may have priviledged information. This practice is illegal.
Insider dealing is a commonly used phrase referring to information or knowledge illegally used by traders in financial markets to gain profit or avoid a loss. The information in question is usually highly sensitive and not available to the public, so its use may unduly affect the markets and the fortunes of whoever has that information.
Refers to any use, for purposes of financial gain, of any price sensitive information that is not already public knowledge. Insider dealing, if proven, is punishable by unlimited fines and a possible term of imprisonment.
The abuse of 'price-sensitive' information to make a profit; a criminal offence.
The purchase or sale of securities by someone who possesses 'inside' information affecting securities which has not yet been made available to the market and which, if made available, would significantly affect the share price. In the UK such deals are a criminal offence.
If directors, stockbrokers, others close to the company or members of the public deal in its shares on the basis of confidential information they are guilty of a criminal offence.
often in the news, insider dealing is where someone who has knowledge about a limited company's financial and trading position that is not known to the rest of the public (for example because they are employed by the company) buy and sell that company's securities and make a profit as a result.
The criminal offence whereby those with unpublished price sensitive information deal, advise others to deal or pass the information on. Maximum penalty is seven years jail and an unlimited fine.
The purchase or sale of shares by someone who possesses "inside" information about the company; i.e., information on the company’s performance and prospects which has not yet been made available to the market as a whole and which, if available, might affect the share price.
A criminal offence involving the purchase or sale of shares by someone who possesses 'inside' information about a company's performance and prospects which is not yet available to the market as a whole, and which if available might affect the share price.
Insider Dealing is an offence under Part V of the Criminal Justice Act 1993. An individual who has information as an insider is guilty of insider dealing if on a regulated market or relying on or acting as a professional intermediary, he deals in securities that are price affected securities in relation to the information. It is an offence to encourage others to do so or to give the information to another. There are various defences and complex issues of interpretation which qualify the offence.
making the use of price sensitive information unavailable to the public at large to the extent of dealing in company securities with the object of making a profit or avoiding a loss
The purchase or sale of stocks by an insider who possesses "inside" information about the company.