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ALL THE LAW ON INSIDER TRADING

Insider trading occurs where a person has "inside information" about an issuer of public shares or other securities, and acts on that information to his advantage.

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Securities Markets Amendment Act 2006

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A number of important changes are about to be made to New Zealand securities law. The Securities Markets Amendment Act 2006 (Amendment Act), which is to come into force on 29 February 2008, will amend the Securities Markets Act 1988 (Act) and includes far reaching changes to insider trading laws, changes to the disclosure by substantial security holders, new market manipulation provisions and a general dealing-

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