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insider trading

NOUN
trading of stocks by a company insider
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Lewis, 88, pleaded guilty to insider trading as part of an agreement with prosecutors in 2024 that saw him avoid prison.

From BBC

That’s because bets were made using nonpublic information, such as a player’s injury status, before it was made public — similar to insider trading.

From MarketWatch

In 2010, he and his company at the time were fined four million euros for insider trading.

From The Wall Street Journal

As an offshore, unregulated marketplace that is officially off-limits to Americans, it isn’t subject to the laws that ban insider trading in the U.S. stock market.

From The Wall Street Journal

Such Finra letters often mark the start of deeper inquiries into insider trading, according to lawyers.

From The Wall Street Journal