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Introduction to SEC v. Panuwat: Understanding “Shadow” Insider Trading

Harvard Corporate Governance

This post is based on a recent paper by Mr. Verret and Greg Lawrence. Panuwat , the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) successfully pioneered a legal theory referred to as “shadow” insider trading. Verret is an Associate Professor of Law at George Mason University. In the groundbreaking case SEC v. more…)

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Commodity Hedge Funds: The Most Lucrative “Hidden Gem” in Finance?

Brian DeChesare

But a few related areas, such as commodity desks at banks, commodity trading advisors (CTAs), and physical commodity trading shops could put up a good fight for that “most cyclical” title. We should also step back and define “commodities” and “commodity trading” since they’re massive areas.

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The Class Certification of Exchange-Listed Options in Securities Class-Action Litigation

Reynolds Holding

Yet those that traded in options on the shares can also be harmed. In a recent paper, we draw from experience in In re Apple, Inc. 2022) to describe the issues related to including options in a certified class in the face of substantial opposition from defendants. Securities Litigation (N.D. John Fund v. In Cammer v.

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How SPACs Disable Indirect Investor Protection

Reynolds Holding

Because of SPACs’ redemption option, SPAC shareholders need to do something – decide whether to redeem – and cannot rely on the market price to ensure they are getting value for their money. We explain this in our recent paper, The SPAC Trap: How SPACs Disable Indirect Investor Protection, which we summarize here.

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Shadow Trading, Corporate Investments, and Macroeconomic Risk

Reynolds Holding

Corporate insiders engage in “shadow trading” when they use private information about their own firm to trade in the shares of economically connected companies such as suppliers, customers, or competitors. While legal scholars have long recognized that shadow trading can be profitable, SEC v.

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When Disclosure Isn’t Enough: Evidence on Cursedness in Betting Markets

Reynolds Holding

Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) recent proposal targeting insider trading abuses follows this paradigm, similar to other proposals related to share repurchases and short selling. The insider trading proposal looks to add restrictions on insiders’ ability to use and trade on Rule 10b5-1 plans, plus enhanced disclosures.

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Voting for Socially Responsible Corporate Policies

Reynolds Holding

In a recent paper , my coauthors and I examine voting on corporate policies when investors care about both maximizing firm value and achieving one or more social objectives. Put differently, investors in a firm face a trade-off when pushing for many environmental and social goals. The volatility of firm choices will tend to be higher.