Opinion: Insiders trade at their peril
The motivation for a trade is irrelevant to the potential risk of civil and criminal liability.
Reports of share trading by directors and managers of listed companies often cite the reasons, such as the need to meet a tax bill, or the fact that it follows a black-out period imposed by the company.
This sort of information is useful to allay any suspicions that market participants might
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Jenny Cooper
Tue, 28 Feb 2017
Tue, 28 Feb 2017
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Opinion: Insiders trade at their peril
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