Casino Capitalism?: Insider Trading in Australia

Roman A. Tomasic · Brendan Pentony

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Casino Capitalism? Insider Trading in Australia gives a revelaing insight into insider trading in Australia. Officials, brokers, merchant bankers, partners in law firms, financial advisers, financial journalists, and many others were interviewed and invited to offer their perceptions of the incidence of insider trading abd to comment on the effectiveness of regulation in the industry. The findings of the Griffiths Committee of 1989 and the Federal Government's new insider trading legislation are also examined closely. Case law is discussed in detail and comparisonsare drawn with the securities industry and the securities legislation in the United Kingdom and the United States of America.

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