Insider trading is often said to be the most common violation of the federal securities laws. Insider trading based on information relating to corporate mergers, tender offers, and other acquisitions is a common and potentially very lucrative variant. This video reviews the basic theories of insider trading liability under Rules 10b-5 and 14e-3 as applied to takeovers.
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