Posted by Bradley in : ethics , trackback
The
G8 finance ministers agreed the other day that:
For the market economy to generate sustained prosperity, fundamental norms of propriety, integrity and transparency in economic interactions must be respected.
But there's regular evidence that this is an uphill struggle. Today the
FSA announced the appearance in court of two lawyers charged with insider trading. Lawyers should surely know better (especially after
O'Hagan)
although they don't seem to - insider trading is a pretty obvious breach of the law, and of propriety too.
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