This paper presents the first comprehensive global study of insider trading laws and their first enforcement. In a sample of 4,541 acquisitions from 52 countries, I find that insider trading enforcement increases both the incidence, and the profitability of insider trading. The expected total insider trading gains increase. Consequently, laws that proscribe insider trading fail to eliminate insider profits. However, harsher laws work better at reducing the incidence of illegal insider trading
As the business world continues to expand in global markets, trading of shares, bonds, derivatives a...
The article presents a simple agency model of the relationship between corporate valuation and insid...
Using a sample of 2,827 firms from 21 countries we examine whether insider trading laws achieve the ...
By calculating an estimated measure of undetected insider trading, this paper shows that profits mad...
Despite the long-standing insider trading debate, there is little empirical research on insider trad...
The primary goal of this article is to bring empirical evidence to bear on the largely theoretical l...
This paper provides the first direct evidence of the impact of enforcing insider regulations on the ...
This article characterizes insider trading in controlled firms as an agency problem. Using a standa...
Abstract: Empirical research has found significant effects of enforcement of insider trading laws on...
We investigate the relation between a country’s first-time enforcement of insider trading laws and s...
In this paper we investigate how the enactment and enforcement of insider trading restrictions affec...
In this paper we investigate how the enactment and enforcement of insider trading restrictions affec...
This article characterizes insider trading as an agency problem in firms that have a controlling sha...
In this paper we investigate when public enforcement of insider trading regulations reduces the amou...
While countries have been more than willing to regulate insider trading it is an open question as to...
As the business world continues to expand in global markets, trading of shares, bonds, derivatives a...
The article presents a simple agency model of the relationship between corporate valuation and insid...
Using a sample of 2,827 firms from 21 countries we examine whether insider trading laws achieve the ...
By calculating an estimated measure of undetected insider trading, this paper shows that profits mad...
Despite the long-standing insider trading debate, there is little empirical research on insider trad...
The primary goal of this article is to bring empirical evidence to bear on the largely theoretical l...
This paper provides the first direct evidence of the impact of enforcing insider regulations on the ...
This article characterizes insider trading in controlled firms as an agency problem. Using a standa...
Abstract: Empirical research has found significant effects of enforcement of insider trading laws on...
We investigate the relation between a country’s first-time enforcement of insider trading laws and s...
In this paper we investigate how the enactment and enforcement of insider trading restrictions affec...
In this paper we investigate how the enactment and enforcement of insider trading restrictions affec...
This article characterizes insider trading as an agency problem in firms that have a controlling sha...
In this paper we investigate when public enforcement of insider trading regulations reduces the amou...
While countries have been more than willing to regulate insider trading it is an open question as to...
As the business world continues to expand in global markets, trading of shares, bonds, derivatives a...
The article presents a simple agency model of the relationship between corporate valuation and insid...
Using a sample of 2,827 firms from 21 countries we examine whether insider trading laws achieve the ...