Otvorená spoločnosťLet us consider that you are in possession of a confidential non-public information about a certain public company. This can also be your own company or even another company of which you personally do not own any stock amount. In such situation simply because of the fact of possessing some information not yet released to the bright public you must be considered as an “insider”. But this status does not automaticaly lead to the case of an “insider trader”. Only if you decide to trade securities based on that information or even tip other persons about it, before the facts are dislosed to all public investors, you have comitted “insider trading” which then gives you the characteristic of an “insider trader”.Tomáš Sedliačik, január 2006 diplomarbeit |
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