Brokerages in Japan urged to prevent insider trading

Brokerages in Japan urged to prevent insider trading

TOKYO, Japan - An emergency meeting attended by about 50 brokerages is held at the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Aug. 24, 2012, co-organized by the Japan Securities Dealers Association and the bourse, following a series of insider trading scandals involving employees of major securities firms. The association demanded brokerages scrutinize their corporate governance practices to prevent insider trading, amid growing distrust in the stock market by investors.

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