Futures Cops Hunt Wall Street for Government Leaks

The transcript discusses the role of regulators like the CFTC and SEC in policing insider trading, especially after the Dodd Frank Act. It explains the Eddie Murphy rule, which allows regulators to monitor insider trading in markets not traditionally policed. The transcript highlights the challenges regulators face with new data and speed technologies and how they adapt by enhancing surveillance and monitoring. It also provides examples of cases and potential future changes in regulatory practices.

What methods are regulators using to monitor suspicious trading activities?

How have the CFTC's actions changed in response to new trading technologies?