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Penalizing Insider Trading: A Critical Assessment of the Insider Trading Sanctions Act of 1984

Carole B. Silver

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adoption of the ITSA, the SEC could sue to enjoin future violations of the insider trading laws, to require disgorgement of any profits made from insider trading, or both. 3These enforce-

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adoption of the ITSA, the SEC could sue to enjoin future violations of the insider trading laws, to require disgorgement of any profits made from insider trading, or both. 3These enforce-

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adoption of the ITSA, the SEC could sue to enjoin future violations of the insider trading laws, to require disgorgement of any profits made from insider trading, or both. 3These enforce-

Key concepts: Insider trading, Sanctions, Business, Alternative trading system, Insider, Algorithmic trading, Accounting, Law and economics

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