Beyond urging companies to create policies to better manage cybersecurity risks and disclose breaches, the guidance also called for rules to
prevent company insiders from trading stock before the public is informed of a cyber incident.
There is virtually no «lock - up» that
prevents company insiders from selling shares for a certain amount of time in order to keep the price stable.
Not exact matches
There's usually a lock up period of between 90 and 180 days to
prevent insiders such as
company's management and early investors to sell their holding of the shares of the
company.
When litigating cases worth hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars, it pays to hire a former industry
insider who can expose the lies being used to
prevent juries from seeing what some of these trucking
companies really do.