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Something i came to mind when i read priority of transactions.
An investment manager has a clear written mandate from his client to purchase Stock A @ $50 or better . he plans to purchase stock A for his client, then on behalf of his firm and finally for himself.
The stock touches 49. he quickly purchases it for his client, then for his firm. in the mean time the price drops to 46, at which point he purchases for himself. there are no restricted/blackout periods against trading for self and / or firm. he exerts no influence on price movement of stock, has no material non public info.in short he had no freakin clue that the price would touch 46.
does this seem like a violation of any standard?should he have not purchased for self and waited till the price touched 49 or more to avoid the mere appearance of conflict of interest? |
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