Economics, Econometrics and Finance
5 years ago

New criminal sanctions aim to deter insider trading in Indonesia.

Jurnal Dinamika Hukum
Criminal sanctions for insider trading: Comparison with Singapore
Ainul Azizah

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Insider trading is a serious crime in the stock market that causes big financial losses. To prevent this, the government in Indonesia is looking into making stricter laws with criminal punishments for insider trading. The researchers used a legal research method to compare these laws with those in Singapore. The goal is to deter insider trading and protect the public. One key finding is that criminal sanctions can help stop insider trading and keep investors safe.