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The text defines key terms related to insider trading regulations for mutual funds, such as connected persons, generally available information, insider, systematic transactions, and unpublished price sensitive information. It prohibits insiders from communicating or procuring unpublished price sensitive information, except for legitimate purposes. It mandates maintaining a structured digital database for tracking sharing of such information. It bars insiders from trading when in possession of unpublished price sensitive information, with certain exceptions. It requires disclosures of holdings and transactions by designated persons. It mandates formulating a code of conduct, identifying designated persons, and implementing internal controls and systems to prevent insider trading. It prescribes minimum standards for the code, including trading restrictions, pre-clearance requirements, contra trade restrictions, and internal disciplinary actions.
The text defines key terms related to insider trading regulations for mutual funds, such as connected persons, generally available information, insider, systematic transactions, and unpublished price sensitive information. It prohibits insiders from communicating or procuring unpublished price sensitive information, except for legitimate purposes. It mandates maintaining a structured digital database for tracking sharing of such information. It bars insiders from trading when in possession of unpublished price sensitive information, with certain exceptions. It requires disclosures of holdings and transactions by designated persons. It mandates formulating a code of conduct, identifying designated persons, and implementing internal controls and systems to prevent insider trading. It prescribes minimum standards for the code, including trading restrictions, pre-clearance requirements, contra trade restrictions, and internal disciplinary actions.
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