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Depends. This is the case in the US, but in the EU, “insider trading” is more absolute, just “trading on non-public information” (regardless of how it was obtai
by tomp 7y ago
Depends. This is the case in the US, but in the EU, “insider trading” is more absolute, just “trading on non-public information” (regardless of how it was obtained) and can happen even without fiduciary duty.