Insider Traders: Rogues or Whistleblowers?

Nov 28th, 2010 | Filed under: Hedge Fund Regulation, Today's Post | By: Alpha Male
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Insider trading has been around for eons.  It’s recent emergence in the slightly more institutionalized form of an “expert network” says more about the perennial tension between investors’ quest for information versus the public’s desire for a level playing field than it does about the need for an “overhaul” of the hedge fund industry.

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