The standard model for an insider trading case has traditionally been the corporate executive who works on a company deal or the upcoming earnings call and trades before the firm discloses the information. Typically, either profits are reaped, or losses …

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Insider trading has long been a staple of SEC Enforcement. Typically, the action centers on a corporate event such as a take-over or an earnings announcement. The trader usually obtained the information by either breaching his or her duty to …

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