
Compliance Clarified – a podcast by Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence
Season 10, Episode 6: Insider dealing lists: lessons from a conviction
Feb 29, 2024
Podcast discusses the recent insider dealing conviction by the UK FCA, highlighting loopholes in insider dealing lists and failed defense arguments. They explore market abuse, updates to the criminal regime, and connections to organized crime. The episode covers trading patterns, personal impacts, and regulatory challenges in combating insider trading.
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Quick takeaways
- FCA's focus on tough insider dealing convictions to deter market abuse.
- Importance of firms managing their insider lists to prevent illegal trading activities.
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Overview of UK Financial Conduct Authority's Insider Dealing Conviction
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently secured an insider dealing conviction against an analyst at Goldman Sachs, marking their first conviction since 2019. The convicted individual, Mohammed Zina, received confidential price-sensitive information while working at Goldman Sachs and engaged in insider trading activities. Despite claiming ignorance of his insider status, Zina was found guilty on multiple charges of insider trading and fraud, receiving a 22-month prison sentence. This case highlights the FCA's efforts to combat insider dealing and the significance of firms managing their insider lists.
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