Insider Trading Remains Popular Topic in Hedge Fund Regulation Insider trading by hedge funds and the use of expert networks has been a hot compliance topic in 2010 and 2011. The topic remains in the spotlight as Massachusetts recently passed new expert network regulations. Under the new regulations, registered investment advisers [...]
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Hedge Funds and Insider Trading after Galleon
By Bart Mallon, Esq. (www.colefrieman.com) High Profile Case Highlights Issues for Hedge Fund Managers to Consider Insider trading is now an operational issue for hedge fund managers. The high profile insider trading case involving RR and the Galleon hedge fund has put the spotlight directly on hedge funds again and [...]
Insider Trading Overview
In light of the recent focus on insider trading, we are publishing the SEC’s discussion on Insider Trading which can also be found here. The information below contains a broad overview of some of the important aspects which hedge fund managers should understand about the insider trading prohibitions. For a [...]
Section 204A | Investment Advisers Act of 1940
Section 204A — Prevention of Misuse of Nonpublic Information Every investment adviser subject to section 204 shall establish, maintain, and enforce written policies and procedures reasonably designed, taking into consideration the nature of such investment adviser’s business, to prevent the misuse in violation of this Act or the Securities Exchange [...]
Hedge Fund Analyst Fined for Insider PIPE Trading
According to a SEC litigation release, a hedge fund analyst was fined $317,000 for engaging in insider trading with regard to a PIPE investment. PIPE transactions are subject to close scrutiny from the SEC. In this instance the fund which the analyst worked for established a short position in a [...]