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Chinese Wall

By JX Low · 3 Sep 2020

Chinese Wall

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Chinese Wall, sometimes referred to as China Wall, is a barrier to prevent the communication of information for the purposes of avoiding conflicts of interest. For example, a “chinese wall” is put up to prevent sensitive corporate information from leaking, or prevent insider trading. For political reasons, a country may have a chinese wall, which may hinder international money laundering investigations.

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