Judging the process – prosecuting insider trading


GLOBALLY, we are witnessing that most regulators will come down hard on those who profit from an unfair advantage; chiefly from making money from confidential information or commonly known as insider trading.

In a land far, far away, regulators are prosecuting one of the country’s richest businessman for insider trading. Market observers are following this trial very keenly, if only to see if this country’s judiciary will be able to shake off its notorious reputation for delaying justice and treating white-collar criminals very leniently.

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