Prekybos vertybiniais popieriais, pasinaudojant viešai neatskleista informacija, reglamentavimo ypatumai Lietuvoje

Market abuse consists of insider dealing and market manipulation. The objective of legislation against insider dealing is the same as that of legislation against market manipulation: to ensure the integrity of financial markets and to enhance investor confidence by promoting high standards of transparency in financial markets. The European Union recognizes the importance of insider trading prohibitions with the aim of protecting investor confidence in the market and ensuring the proper functioning of that market. The EU law forbids acquiring economic benefits and advantages to persons that possess inside information. as an insider. This paper gives a brief overview of the legislation regulating insider trading in Lithuania, including different approaches to whether insider trading requires regulation at all. The paper also deals with an analysis of insider trading definition; analysis of the natural and legal persons who can be defined as insiders and major components of the definition of inside information