1. Insider Trading is generally defined as the buying or selling of a security, or participating in a transaction, by a party who has access to: a. Non-public information b. Genera... 1. Insider Trading is generally defined as the buying or selling of a security, or participating in a transaction, by a party who has access to: a. Non-public information b. General information c. Public information d. Historical information 2. David, a CEO, shares non-public information about his company’s financial struggles with his close friend, a journalist. The journalist promises not to publish the information but uses it to advise his own investment decisions. What has David committed? a. Insider trading b. Tipping c. Misuse of corporate information d. All of the above 3. As per the HBL Insider Trading Policy, the unpublished price-sensitive material information, does not include: a. Information regarding any joint ventures b. Ongoing media campaigns c. Pending or threatened litigation of potential significance d. Significant regulatory approvals 4. What constitutes inside information? a. Rumors and speculation b. Publicly available information c. Non-public, material information likely to affect stock price d. Historical financial data Read more