Insider dealing
You'll learn what insider dealing is, who counts as an insider, and how the law catches people who trade on confidential information before it reaches the market.
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In this lesson
- 0:00 Fraud and crime in corporate law overview
- 0:29 What is insider dealing and key definitions
- 1:30 Three offences under insider dealing law
- 2:18 Closing loopholes in insider dealing offences
- 4:07 Inside information terminology and requirements
- 4:59 Who qualifies as an insider
- 5:48 Defences against insider dealing charges
- 6:56 Consequences and penalties for insider dealing
About this lesson
This lesson covers the three main offences—dealing, encouraging others, and disclosing inside information—and explains why even indirect trading through family members is illegal. You'll also explore the key defences and the serious consequences, including up to seven years imprisonment and unlimited fines. Essential knowledge for understanding criminal liability in Corporate and Business Law.
Duration: 7m
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