The improper use of inside information, governed by EU Regulation No 596/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on market abuse (MAR) consists of three types of conduct: two of them, known as ‘insider dealing' (or insider trading), are described under Article...

The disclosure of inside information is a core component of EU capital market regulation. It underpins the market abuse regime, providing information to investors, and robbing it of its “inside” quality. Different regimes tackle the issue of inside information disclosure in distinct ways....

Disclosure of insider trading are ambiguous pieces of information, as liquidity traders may not assess whether the trades are motivated by significant privileged information related to the true share value. This paper establishes an algorithm, relying on Bayesian inference that represents the...