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noun

insider

an officer of a corporation or others who have access to private information about the corporation's operations

In a sentence

Six example sentences with insider, each labelled with its topic.

  • Regulators froze the account after an insider bought calls nine days before the merger was announced to shareholders.

    Finance

  • The compliance team reminds every insider to file within two business days of trading, and nobody enjoys that email.

    Law

  • The board restricted its calendar so no insider could sell shares during the four weeks before an earnings release.

    Business

  • Economists argue that an insider trading on private news makes prices more accurate but leaves ordinary investors worse off.

    Economics

  • Even at a startup, an insider who sells shares before a bad funding round is announced can face serious trouble.

    Startups

  • The film follows an insider who passes merger details to a friend and then watches the investigation close in.

    Movies

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