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Imagining a World of Legalized Insider Trading Posted: 29 Nov 2010 05:39 AM PST From Compliance Week’s Enforcement Action blog: There are arguments for legalizing insider trading that revolve around promoting the free flow of information–I get that. There are also arguments against legalizing insider trading that equate insider trading with the theft of information and conclude that it should be punished for the same reasons that we punish other forms of theft of property–I get that, too (and tend to agree). But put all that aside, for a moment, and join me in imagining a world where insider trading is completely legal. Here is how I see life in Legalized Insider Trading (LIT) World. Read “Imagining a World of Legalized Insider Trading” at Enforcement Action

Securities Docket News Wire for Nov. 29, 2010 Posted: 29 Nov 2010 05:20 AM PST Jostling starts over SEC whistleblower rules http://p2.to/14m6 # Turkey to Increase Penalties for Insider Trading http://p2.to/14m5 # UK: Senior manager found guilty of insider dealing and money laundering http://p2.to/14kU # Ruth Madoff, Other Madoff Relatives Sued for $69 Million http://p2.to/14kT # Bharara may be the new Giuliani http://p2.to/14kR # Insider trading probe could rock mutual fund business http://p2.to/14kQ # Web Watch: Best of the Week Ending Nov. 26 http://p2.to/14ks # Expert Firm’s `Gated Network’ May Have Included Insiders, Prosecutors Say http://p2.to/14ki # Former KCB boss cleared of insider trading charges http://p2.to/14kd # SEC switches to undercover tactics http://p2.to/14kc # Former Blue Index Directors, Trader Charged by U.K. With Insider Trading http://p2.to/14kb # Terror in the Gray Area of Insider Trading? http://p2.to/14ka #

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