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The companies amendment act, 1989: a panacea for insider trading?
... Our enquiries suggest that a large ring of people have dealt at the stock exchange using information (whether they have in all cases known it or not) which has ultimately derived from one particular Crown servant. The scale of the dealings in that ring is such that the value of the shares bought...
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Department of Commercial Law
2025
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