I understand. It seems to me there should be a presumption that once a company has decided there has been a material change and before they disclose that to the public, there should be just a rule that executives do not trade that stock.
Chris Van Hollen: “I understand. It seems to me there should be a presumption that once a company has decided there has been a material…”
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Van Hollen advocates for a rule against executive trading before public disclosure.
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