Four Part Blog Series: Insider Trading Isn’t What It Used to Be

In this four-part series, Star breaks down what compliance teams need to know, exploring emerging risks, evolving legal theories, and how firms can strengthen employee trading oversight.

Building a Business Case for Modern Compliance

Why 2027 budget planning is the time to ensure compliance technology can keep pace with new markets, emerging MNPI risks, and the growing need for connected data and oversight.

Putting AI to Work in Compliance

Exploring how firms are approaching AI governance, adoption, efficiency, and operational impact as the technology moves into everyday compliance.

From Policy to Practice: Rethinking Insider Trading Compliance for Digital Markets

How compliance teams can modernize employee trading oversight for digital assets, tokenization, prediction markets, and emerging conduct risks.

Four Insider Trading Theories Every Compliance Team Should Understand for Digital Markets

Why decades-old legal principles remain the foundation for insider trading enforcement in the age of digital assets, tokenization, and prediction markets.

Shadow Trading Finds a New Home: Prediction Markets

Shadow trading took two years to go from theory to conviction to a Ninth Circuit argument. Prediction markets are moving faster than that.

Shadow Trading Comes to Crypto

The emergence of shadow trading has redefined discussions of traditional insider trading and is poised to have similar implications for digital asset markets.

Putting a Spotlight on Prediction Markets

Explore how prediction markets are reshaping financial services and the new compliance challenges around insider trading, MNPI, conflicts of interest, and regulation.

Beyond the Benchmark

Exploring the Trends Shaping Compliance in 2026 Artificial intelligence. Prediction markets. Information barriers.