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Latest revision as of 14:10, 17 November 2025
1. Market abuse - fraud - insider trading.
An individual or firm in possession of confidential price-sensitive information.
For example, information relevant to the market price of a company's shares.
2. Governance - whistle-blowing.
Any individual within an organisation or group.
Especially one with access to information not known outside the organisation.
