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Though considered by many to be a "victimless" crime, illegal insider trading has far-reaching and harmful effects: it undermines the integrity of our capital markets and the securities law regime and has the potential to hurt investors who aren't "in the know."
Now in its third edition, Insider Trading in Canada offers a comprehensive look at this complex and often misunderstood topic. This informative, practical and easy-to-read guide will help directors and senior executives—as well as their legal and financial advisors—gain a deeper understanding of insider trading in Canada.
Insightful analysis
This book provides a concise summary of the constitutional, common law and statutory framework regulating insider trading in Canada, drawing the distinction between legal and illegal insider trading and tipping in Canada by reviewing the definition of "insider" as well as the four critical elements that must be proved to establish that the insider trading is, in fact, illegal.
In this thorough analysis of insider trading, expert author Norm Keith:
The truly unique feature of Insider Trading in Canada is the case studies found at the end of each chapter. These engaging, up-to-date discussions of insider trading are based on popular movies and illustrate the critical elements of the law surrounding insider trading and tipping in Canada as depicted in well-known examples.
New in this edition
The third edition of this essential volume has been updated to include new content as well as the latest information relevant to insider trading in Canada, including new chapters on the framework of securities law, and the Ontario Securities Commission Whistleblower Program.
A must-have reference
Norm Keith's volume is the go-to resource for all aspects of insider trading in Canada. This practical guide will be particularly useful for directors, officers, and senior executives and managers, as well as accounting, financial and legal advisors, including:
- Canadian in-house lawyers
- Canadian corporate/securities lawyers in private practice
- Canadian law firms with a corporate/securities department
- U.S. in-house lawyers
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