The Curtis case is the latest in a string of market integrity cases brought over the past five years, with an impressive 'success' rate, and increasingly so. Since 2011, 35 people have been criminally prosecuted for insider trading as a result of ASIC investigations, with a conviction rate of over 85%.
The odds are not in their favour
https://asic.gov.au/about-asic/news-centre/articles/opinion-piece-insider-trading
I wonder how many went to jail and what the outcomes were. I'll do some digging.
The Curtis case is the latest in a string of market integrity...
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