> From a bank/fund perspective - we get tons and tons of training about how we should not insider trade, money launder, etc. They have people who have gone to j

> From a bank/fund perspective - we get tons and tons of training about how we should not insider trade, money launder, etc. They have people who have gone to jail come give talks about how it's not worth it, it was the biggest mistake of their lives, etc. Not to be paranoid, but that's also how a bank that wanted people to insider trade would act. The idea is, you see the people who got caught, learn what they get caught for, and carve the apple just a little bit less than they did. A principled (naive) person imbibes the meaning "Don't do bad stuff", and an ambitious (sociopathic) person learns how to do it and what gets caught.