insider information cleaning up

marcmc84

Where do we find this insider information about mergers

Keep_pedalling

You get your self a job in the city, then become a criminal.

eskbanker

Keep_pedalling wrote: »

You get your self a job in the city, then become a criminal.

Or get yourself a job editing the Daily Mirror and profit hugely from the illegal actions of your city journalists, before settling into a comfy role as professional rentagob provocateur....

coyrls

marcmc84 wrote: »

Where do we find this insider information about mergers

The clue is in the name: become an insider.

kidmugsy

eskbanker wrote: »

Or get yourself a job editing the Daily Mirror and profit hugely from the illegal actions of your city journalists, before settling into a comfy role as professional rentagob provocateur....

Ah, a piersing insight!

dividendhero

It's not just city slickers who've got access to inside information. Examples are

Company Lawyers/Advisors
Government Regulators
Employees who talk to senior directors at the smoking shed/water cooler

Mnd

:Be a cleaner like Sheridan Smith on that TV program:j

lpgm

Set up a company. Then set up another one. Then plan to merge them.

Joe_Bloggs

Chinese walls are supposed to exist within financial institutions that are party to sensitive information. Any trades made by members of the board, that hint of impropriety will be hushed up and brushed under the carpet in a plea bargain snitch deal on blaming someone else, that will most likely result in no action.
J_B.
I claim some of the royalties if this turns up on TV. I invite others to suggest actors with large ears for the role.

dunstonh

marcmc84 wrote: »

Where do we find this insider information about mergers

Don't watch absolutely awful TV programmes that are a complete farce when it comes to reality.

Joe_Bloggs

@Dunstonh
As a financial TV critic what did you think of The Big Short that was recently on terrestrial TV ? If you did not see it a crowd funding effort will be set up to allow you to do so.
J_B.