In this interactive online training, employees learn about insider trading and how it can impact them and your company. Among other things, employees will learn:
Companies should provide periodic training on how to avoid insider trading to all employees. Insider trading isn’t just a risk for senior executives or large shareholders. Any employee can violate insider trading laws if they learn of “material, nonpublic information” and trade based on that information. Employees can also violate insider trading laws if they tip off friends or family members and they make such trades.
Because insider trading is a crime, it can tarnish an organization’s reputation and threaten the future profitability of the company. It can also pose a legal risk to the company, which can face disruptive and expensive investigations that can lead to significant fines and penalties.
While most employees do not have malicious intent, they may inadvertently violate insider trading laws if they do not receive training on how to comply with the nuances of these laws. As a result, public companies, and businesses that may learn of material, nonpublic information about public companies, should provide all their employees with practical training on how to comply with insider trading laws.
Using a series of interactive scenarios, our online insider trading course covers the topics listed below.
Overview of Insider Trading
Examples of Insider Trading (Interactive Scenarios)
Blackout Periods and Pre-Clearance
Consequences
Policy Review (with acknowledgement)
Our courses utilize a story-based approach with an engaging instructional design that focuses on the nuances of “gray areas.”
Unlike most compliance training providers, Clear Law Institute has in-house legal expertise to ensure that its courses are kept up to date with changes in the law. If the law changes so as to change the course instruction, Clear Law will update your course immediately at no cost.
Our courses are available in English, Spanish, and numerous other languages.
Users are able to submit questions about the course content which are answered within two business days.
Unlike most training providers, Clear Law Institute ensures that its training is accessible to users with disabilities as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Clear Law's training meets not only Section 508 requirements but also the strict requirements of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA Success Criteria.
The training is customized to reflect your organization’s specific policies and procedures. For example, the training provides specific instruction on:
The course may also include:
