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"Prediction Markets & Insider Trading: What Every Compliance Program Needs to Know Now," Davis Wright Tremaine Webinar

07.23.26
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Prediction markets are creating new insider-trading risks that reach far beyond traditional finance roles. As regulatory scrutiny increases, employees with access to confidential business information may face exposure in ways many organizations have not yet anticipated.

In this webinar, Elizabeth Davis and Barry O'Connell examine how insider-trading risk now applies to any employee with access to sensitive information—not just finance professionals. They address common misconceptions, review recent DOJ and CFTC civil and criminal enforcement actions involving prediction market platforms, and discuss the evolving regulatory landscape. Through practical hypotheticals, viewers receive a handbook-update checklist for HR and Compliance and gain guidance on how their teams can support clients in navigating these issues. 

Speakers

  • Elizabeth Davis, Partner
  • Barry O'Connell, Partner

(On-demand versions are not eligible for CLE credit.)

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