英文摘要 |
Facing the rapid growth of derivatives over the past few decades, how to regulate andto supervise derivatives becomes a severe challenge for governments in the world. Derivativesprovide the function of price finding, hedging, and speculating, but also bring up thecontroversial issues around insider trading. This article begins the study by reviewing theinsider trading regulations on derivatives within the Securities Exchange Act and the FutureTrading Act in Taiwan. This article then studies the development of insider trading regulationby SEC and TCFC in the U.S., and discusses an insider trading case by trading Credit DefaultSwap. This article conducts a comparative study on the regulation on insider trading byderivatives in Taiwan and the U.S. and rethinks the difficulties in regulating insider tradingon derivatives in Taiwan. |