Buying by directors surged after falling for four straight weeks, while selling plunged during the holiday-shortened week of May 13 to 16, based on filings with the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 5:08pm
In a written statement on Friday, the Court of Final Appeal cited investors' interest for upholding the Securities and Futures Commission's (SFC) right to seek compensation from US-based Tiger...
Buying by directors fell for the fourth straight week and selling surged, based on exchange filings from May 6 to 10. Selling outweighed buying, with insiders at 22 companies making 104 disposals...
Businesswoman Sun Min has been handed a record fine and costs totalling just under HK$24 million by the Market Misconduct Tribunal for insider trading in connection with Coca-Cola's failed bid to...
Yes, I also find it a little wearisome to keep raising this Tiger Asia case, but when a regulatory agency, which we have ourselves set up, takes it on itself to undermine our civil liberties, well...
Let's get on this horse again. Leaving aside the fact that the Securities and Futures Commission wants to punish Tiger Asia for dealing on inside information without first proving it guilty, was...
The SFC's court victory over Tiger Asia does not make its actions just in a civilised society.
In a US$60 million settlement deal with the Securities and Exchange Commission in the US in December, Tiger Asia admitted making the insider trades. But it challenged Hong Kong's Securities and...
The tide of directors buying shares in their own company rose for the seventh straight week, while selling was up for a second week, based on filings to the stock exchange for April 8 to 12.
Financial columnists sometimes enjoy the influence they have over events on the markets. But that influence can come back to bite them if they're accused of making false statements about the...
Bryan Shaw, a trader who said he received insider tips from fired KPMG partner Scott London, issued an apology, saying he has been co-operating with the US Department of Justice and the Securities...
Jon Horvath, a former analyst at SAC Capital Advisors who pleaded guilty to passing illegal tips to a manager at the hedge fund, also funnelled inside information to another supervisor, US...
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