Relevant:
- Material, Non-Public Information? Why JPMorgan Does Not Care; And Why If You Are A Corporate Insider Client, Neither Should You
- Hedge fund's Chanos: financials have seen the worst
- Kynikos's Chanos Says China Real Estate Boom Goes `Unabated'
- Chanos talks China, drops hints on bets
- 'Ebullient' Cohen Reveling in Insider Trading Ruling
2009-02-14 — businessinsider.com
Bottom line: We have seen no evidence of a "conspiracy" to drive the stock down, which is what Fairfax is trying to prove. But Kynikos clearly had information it should not have had, and Jim Chanos knew about it. The question, therefore, is whether this information constitued material non-public information.
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