The SEC announced new insider-trading rules last month extending oversight to executives of non-U.S. companies who buy or sell their firms' stock. The change raises compliance and disclosure requirements for foreign issuers and their insiders and could alter insider trading activity and governance practices for cross-border companies.
The SEC announced new insider-trading rules last month extending oversight to executives of non-U.S. companies who buy or sell their firms' stock. The change raises compliance and disclosure requirements for foreign issuers and their insiders and could alter insider trading activity and governance practices for cross-border companies.
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