Selective Disclosure and Insider Trading¶
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Selective Disclosure and Insider Trading.
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Mechanisms¶
- Staged Disclosure Protocol
- It misleads, and can do real damage, because staged release deliberately creates information asymmetry: early recipients can act on knowledge others lack, which is a genuine fairness and insider-advantage cost, not a side note.
This sourceRelease Nos. 33-7881, 34-43154, IC-24599 (2000). Explains that selective disclosure gives early recipients an informational edge they can use to profit or avoid loss, undermining market fairness and confidence.
- It misleads, and can do real damage, because staged release deliberately creates information asymmetry: early recipients can act on knowledge others lack, which is a genuine fairness and insider-advantage cost, not a side note.
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