Insider Trading Crimes Rampant in China Despite Criminalization Efforts
Insider trading and divulging inside information in China's securities business became criminal acts in 1997, but are rarely prosecuted. This lack of enforcement undermines the prevention and punishment of these crimes, which are becoming more common. The issue lies in the disconnect between Criminal Law and administrative statutes, leading to difficulties in legal operations. The essay focuses on the specifics of these crimes, including the individuals involved, the actions taken, and the penalties imposed.