Sunday, November 21, 2010

US poised for more insider trading charges - Telegraph

An area of focus of the three-year investigation are so-called "expert networks", or conversations between investors and former and current employees of companies they are considering investing in.

Wall Street is involved in what may become one of the biggest investigations in its history
Wall Street is involved in what may become one of the biggest investigations in its history

Though widely used in the US, the networks are not supposed to pass on confidential information about the companies.

The investigation by federal prosecutors in New York, the FBI and the Securities and Exchange Commission is examining whether these networks were used to generate millions of dollars through trading on insider information, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

Well it's a start I suppose... but where is the FBI and an investigation into the whole mortgage issue?

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