Securities Markets¶
U.S. General Accounting Office. (1991). Securities Markets: Clearly Defined 'Chinese Wall' Standards Have Been Issued.
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- Selective Information Severance
- In finance, information barriers ("Chinese walls") sever the channel between a bank's advisory side and its trading side so that material non-public information cannot flow to where it would be misused.
This sourceDescribes information barriers ('Chinese walls') that sever the flow of material non-public information between a securities firm's advisory and trading sides to prevent its misuse.
- In finance, information barriers ("Chinese walls") sever the channel between a bank's advisory side and its trading side so that material non-public information cannot flow to where it would be misused.
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