Insider trading normally means trading in shares of a company by the persons who are in the management of the company or close to them on the basis of price sensitive information which they possess but others not. In the

CS Executive · Capital Markets & Securities Laws · PYQS · December 2013
Insider trading normally means trading in shares of a company by the persons who are in the management of the company or close to them on the basis of price sensitive information which they possess but others not. In the light of this, state whether the following information is price sensitive: The CEO of a company met with an accident and had been hospitalised. Intended declaration of rights issue in near future. RBI has increased repo rate by 25 basis points. The company is going to have another plant at Rudrapur, Uttarakhand. The Chairman of the company has submitted his resignation to the Board under protest for selling a particular brand to another company.

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