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Financial Regulation Archive
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Business journalists walk the tightrope
Posted on March 20, 2016 | No CommentsDUE to the job requirements of journalists, who have to interview top decision makers and owners of companies to get first-hand news, they can fall prey to insider trading if they do not know the law or succumb to greed. -
Bearing down on insider trading
Posted on March 20, 2016 | No CommentsTHE Securities Commission Malaysia’s intense efforts to stem insider trading was put under the spotlight at the launch of the SC’s 2015 annual report recently. -
European Dark Pools Expand in Face of Rules Limiting Their Use
Posted on January 14, 2016 | No CommentsStock trading grew faster in European dark pools last year than it did on public exchanges, signaling that a regulatory campaign to clamp down on the practice is struggling to change behavior. -
China Flip-Flops on Stock Crash Rule and Adds to Chaos
Posted on January 8, 2016 | No CommentsAfter watching a stock-market collapse wipe out $5 trillion of wealth in less than three months last year, Chinese authorities hatched a plan to stem the pain: circuit breakers that would be triggered by daily declines of 5 percent.
