Financial regulators should ensure that large traders, including financial holding companies, are legally precluded from using material non-public information gained from physical commodities activities to benefit their trading activities in financial markets.
Carl Levin: “Financial regulators should ensure that large traders, including financial holding companies, are legally precluded from…”
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Levin emphasizes the need for regulations to prevent misuse of non-public information by large traders.
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