Insider Dealing

Review from previous edition 'Insider dealing: Law and Practice' is an excellent, and much welcomed, commentary on insider dealing from a person with unparalleled experience in this field. The text is as useful for those who are new to the topic as it is for those with substantial expertise. It serves as a good introduction to insider dealing law and gives a practical overview of how insider dealing operates within our legal system...'Insider Dealing: Law and Practice' is a thorough, well considered practitioner's text and should find its way into the hands of any purporting to have an interest in the financial markets * Colin Wells, Criminal Law and Justice Weekly *
This is a book which should be purchased by all Chambers and law firms who undertake work in insider dealing cases...this is a book written by a practitioner for practitioners. It combines diligence with a lightness of touch, and is highly recommended. * Jonathan Fisher QC, Archbold Review *
Clear, concise, comprehensive and practical. The coverage of cases and rulings at first instance is not readily available elsewhere. * Tony Shaw *
This is a remarkably clear exposition of a dark corner of the City of London. Clarke's book will be bought by lawyers, accountants and academics, but its avoidance of legal jargon taught this layman what insider dealing is, why its detection is important and what is being done about it. * Stephen Halliday, Times Higher Education *
Clarke has created a legal text that is not only useful, practical and authoritative, but also a rather fascinating explication of illustrative case law...her book should be considered a must-have purchase for the professional practitioner's library. * Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers *