Australian Corporate Law Reform and the Regulation of Insider Trading

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Abstract


Recent law reform inquiries have recommended changes that could affect the regulation of insider trading in Australia. In particular, two inquiries conducted by the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) – the Corporate Criminal Responsibility Inquiry and the Financial Services Legislation Inquiry - proposed reforms that could alter the application, scope, and enforcement of Australia's insider trading laws.
Insider trading has been the subject of various reform proposals since the Corporations Act 2001 ((Cth)) (the Corporations Act) was first enacted, but most recommendations remain unenacted.1 In this context, the potential impact of reforms proposed by the ALRC will be examined.
Original languageEnglish
Article number0304
Pages (from-to)49-54
Number of pages6
JournalCompany and Securities Law Journal
Volume41
Issue number1
Publication statusPublished - 2025

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