This article considers the extent to which countries or companies can successfully borrow
foreign corporate governance elements to improve their own corporate governance system …

This paper analyzes the academic and regulatory studies on insider trading available in the
finance literature. First, a review of the laws regulating insider trading is provided. The paper …

We argue that insiders' decisions to trade in short windows before news announcements are
likely to result from a trade‐off between the incentives to capitalize on the foreknowledge of …

We examine the informational content of insider trades and its value to market investors
using a US dataset. Overall, our results support the view that insider actions have positive …

For more than thirty years, supporters and critics of insider trading regulation have agreed
on one thing-that insiders can beat the market simply by using nonpublic information to …

How should national securities regulators respond to the growing trend of foreign listing and
cross-border trading of stocks? Do these international securities transactions give rise to …

Cryptocurrency markets operate at a global scale and are lightly regulated compared to
traditional securities markets. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin trade across multiple secondary …

Prior research shows that corporate insiders engage in profitable transactions by trading
securities of their own firms. The main purpose of this study is to examine whether insider …

Firms that change their listing from the less regulated AIM to the more regulated main
section of the London Stock Exchange exhibit positive abnormal returns on the …

We examine directors' dealing activity around share repurchasing periods in Hong Kong.
There are significant insider trading activities before the share repurchasing period …