The SEC is eying this growing shadow market but hasn't yet stepped in with tighter regulations. The exchanges themselves are trying to fend off the regulatory watchdogs through aggressive self-policing.
SecondMarket is also encouraging the companies whose shares it trades to embrace the concept. That sparked its recent move toward giving companies greater control over its transactions.
And SecondMarket also handed companies some control over how much it discloses about them. Starting with its first-quarter report, SecondMarket is no longer revealing the details on which companies dominate its trading.
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the fourth quarter, Facebook trades accounted for 39% of all
- May 18 Wed 2011 04:03
n't yet stepped in with tighter regulations. The exchanges t
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