2018•Unpublished venueRequires access

Case studies of cross-border insider trading and market manipulation

Janet Austin

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The cases of cross-border insider trading and market manipulation that have been pursued by securities regulators over the last 10 years fall within a number of broad categories. This chapter details some of the leading cases pursued by securities regulators in relation to each of these categories. In doing so, this reveals some of highly innovative ways in which securities regulators are detecting and investigating cross-border market abuse. It also demonstrates some of the significant challenges which securities regulators face going forward in their struggle to keep the markets free of market abuse.

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Key concepts: Market manipulation, Insider trading, Insider, Business, Investment banking, Security market, Third market, Dark liquidity