The following thesis aims to analyse the issue of misuse of insider information that could give rise to contrasting phenomenon of insider trading. Subsequently, it is intended to develop a comparative study of the different legislations between the two largest areas of interest: the United States and the European Union. This analysis will be carried out from both a legal and an economic point of view by pursuing these two areas of study in parallel.
The following thesis aims to analyse the issue of misuse of insider information that could give rise to contrasting phenomenon of insider trading. Subsequently, it is intended to develop a comparative study of the different legislations between the two largest areas of interest: the United States and the European Union. This analysis will be carried out from both a legal and an economic point of view by pursuing these two areas of study in parallel.
Insider trading: a study from US origins to a comparison with the European discipline
FABBRETTI, ELENA
2021/2022
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The following thesis aims to analyse the issue of misuse of insider information that could give rise to contrasting phenomenon of insider trading. Subsequently, it is intended to develop a comparative study of the different legislations between the two largest areas of interest: the United States and the European Union. This analysis will be carried out from both a legal and an economic point of view by pursuing these two areas of study in parallel.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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