Section 15A&15E (3) Inbound Trading Prohibited on Stock Exchange Deals Insider Trading Respondent, who was the Chief Executive and Public Limited Company Director A Director, was listed on the Karachi Stock Exchange. ? The chief executive and director of another company named another B \, who is responsible in his capacity as chief executive and director of the director A, being privy to the company's insider's information. Information about price improvement is sensitive. Other company information B information, which bought market A \ company shares, was reported at a lower price to include undercover trading respondents in their capacity, as the company's chief executive and director company ID A There was fiduciary duty. Its and its shareholders need to take constant care in order to maximize the value of all shareholders of the Company of A, it must also lose its respect. In any case, without the exception of permanent attacks, internal or otherwise, the use of the powers under Section 15E (3) of the Sec A Sec Securities and Exchange Ordinance, 1969, with the confidential information about the Company. In, the Commission imposed a fine of Rs 1,000,000 on the respondents. Release or disclose information about the financial results of Company \ Other Company \ B Financial, with instructions to the defendant to ensure that all company rules, regulations and guidelines are implemented in the future so that any Avoid any kind of disciplinary action. Law \ r \ n
Related judgments — Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, 2011
