Insider trading is usually framed around CEOs, board members, and officially designated insiders. These are the people regulators monitor closely. Their trades must be disclosed. Their transactions are scrutinized by investors, journalists, and compliance departments. But modern corporations contain many other employees with access to valuable information. This paper studies whether these “below-the-top” executives trade profitably on material non-public information.
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