英文摘要 |
"“Trading with one’s own information”refers to the trading of financial instruments not issued by one’s own with one’s own information. Mature markets have constructed defense rules to avoid insider trading regulation application by using their own information through different regulatory paths. China’s current Securities Law follows the previous law and exempts the liability of insider trading by using one’s own information in the case of acquisition, which has no unified legislative approach for the safe harbor rule of insider trading. This paper takes one’s own trading information as the lead, investigating the regulatory path differences of trading with one’s own information under different insider trading regulatory philosophy, and clarifying the internal logic that trading with one’s own information should be exempted from insider trading accountability, so as to provide framework suggestions for the improvement of China’s insider trading regulatory system, especially the construction of safe harbor rules of insider trading." |