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SEC steps up action on insider trading

International stock exchanges and electronic trading are changing the way US regulators detect and punish insider trading, forcing them to speed up their investigations and take court action more quickly. During the past year and a half, the US Securities and Exchange Commission has gone to court to freeze accounts belonging to residents of Croatia, Pakistan and Switzerland in an effort to stop the profits of suspected insider trading from disappearing overseas.

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