If you have been to the Consensus Point conference on prediction markets, and want to say your appreciation (or vent something
), or make suggestions for another conference, feel free to publish a comment below.
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Overall, Consensus Point put together a very good, focused conference targeted to corporate PM practitioners.
I am always a little surprised by how concerned people are about insider trading and corporate PMs. People are often confused and intimidated by securities laws, but the main issue here is just that a market price disseminates information within the firm which increases the likelihood of an employee acting on that information in an open securities market. First, this is clearly not a problem with the internal market as such. Second, the potential of employees stealing and acting on information is mitigated by using non-market info aggregation mechanisms.