Directors' Dealings in Germany

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The thesis explores the concept of insider transactions in the financial markets, likening them to a game of roulette where corporate insiders possess an advantage over regular investors by having prior knowledge of outcomes. It examines whether these insiders consistently emerge as winners in capital market transactions, analyzing the implications of their privileged information on market dynamics and fairness. The research contributes to the understanding of insider trading's impact on investment practices and market integrity.