European Union insider dealing rules are going to change from July 2016. Linklater's Gillian Chapman looks at how this will affect how senior executives get clearance for dealings in shares, how these dealings are disclosed and the general prohibitions on insider dealing.
The changes mean a move from a system of UK rules which mostly implement EU directives to EU rules which have direct effect, with member states free to adopt higher standards on any rule. In som...
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