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> If the company consents The company ultimately being the shareholders. Hard to imagine a scenario where allowing an employee to trade on insider information
by mr_toad 10mo ago
> If the company consents
The company ultimately being the shareholders. Hard to imagine a scenario where allowing an employee to trade on insider information would benefit the shareholders.
- eru 10mo agoAny dollar you get paid as salary is a dollar less for the shareholders. Yet, paying people dollars is still a common practice. Paying people in secrets isn't different in principle, only in degree. However I agree that the scenarios where this would be useful to shareholders would be a bit weird, but it's just a Gedankenexperiment where we assume that for some reason the shareholders already think this is a good idea.