Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013

Dealing in financial products on markets - Insider trading - When prohibition on insider conduct does not apply

245: Exception for trading required by enactment or rule of law

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"Trading is okay if a law or rule says you have to do it"

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If you trade in financial products because a law or rule says you must, then section 241 does not apply to you. This means you can do the trading without worrying about that section of the law. You can find more information about this in section 241.

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Part 5Dealing in financial products on markets
Insider trading: When prohibition on insider conduct does not apply

245Exception for trading required by enactment or rule of law

  1. Section 241 does not apply to trading in financial products that is required by an enactment or any rule of law.

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  • 1988 No 234 s 9