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Another point:

You cannot use any other "foreign" brokerage accounts to trade (ie. anything outside the firm you work at). So say you had a Schwab account, you would have to sell your positions before working.

Don't know if this is uniform across the industry but I know this is true for MS. As you might imagine the brokerage fees there are expensive so it's not worth trading at all.

 

insider trading is illegal, whether you trade domestically or internationally, period. the same no matter where you work. look at those sec prosecutions on insider trading lately so you know they are serious about this stuff. best bet is put it in fund and let someone else take care of it, cos when you work in banking, u won't have time to sleep, let alone invest.

 
sashimiinsider trading is illegal, whether you trade domestically or internationally, period. the same no matter where you work. look at those sec prosecutions on insider trading lately so you know they are serious about this stuff.

russia doesn't have insider trading laws, as well as 20 odd other countries

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you have a 30 day holding period on all securities, you cannot trade any companies you directly work with or are in your sector (if you are in a telecom group you cant trade any telecom stocks)

you are better off investing in mutual funds/etfs as they dont carry any restrictions

 
iambatemanyou have a 30 day holding period on all securities, you cannot trade any companies you directly work with or are in your sector (if you are in a telecom group you cant trade any telecom stocks)

you are better off investing in mutual funds/etfs as they dont carry any restrictions

That is exactly how it is here. Although unlike MS we are not restricted to just our brokerage house. There is a list of about 10 companies we can use.

 

My firm has a minimum thirty day holding period. Compliance and my manager must approve all trades. Furthermore, I must use the bank's own brokerage service or Etrade.

 

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