Legal issues raised in failed insider trading case
What next for the FMA and what could it have done differently?
Legal experts agree the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) had to launch proceedings against former Eroad manager Hamish Sansom but the case itself raises the issue of using criminal versus civil actions.
Mr Sansom was found not guilty of insider trading by a jury in the High Court at Auckland
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Dane Ambler
Tue, 25 Sep 2018
Tue, 25 Sep 2018
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Legal issues raised in failed insider trading case
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