Derivative Products and Insider Trading
This article will consider cases occurring in Taiwan and other countries to explore legal impact of financial derivatives on capital market regulations, focusing on insider trading. Due to the nature of derivatives, they have been used as a vehicle to conduct insider trading. Therefore, there is a g...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2014
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| Summary: | This article will consider cases occurring in Taiwan and other countries to explore legal impact of financial derivatives on capital market regulations, focusing on insider trading. Due to the nature of derivatives, they have been used as a vehicle to conduct insider trading. Therefore, there is a global trend to prohibit insider dealing by trading derivatives. This article will then recommend that Taiwan law should include derivatives trading as part of the prohibition against insider trading. In addition, Taiwan law should also refine the definition of financial derivatives, the jurisdiction of securities regulation and futures regulation, and civil liability attached to insider trading by derivatives in order to raise legal certainty for market participants and to ensure the derivatives market will function well for hedging, speculation or price discovery purposes. |
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