Information about a company which could affect its share price. This includes figures on profits, employment, turnover, innovations, mineral finds, changes in senior management, or takeover bids. Preferential access to price-sensitive information is what makes ‘insider traders’ insiders.

See also:

insider dealing

• interlocking directorates
• intermediary, financial
• intermediate good
• internal balance
• internalizing externalities
• internal labour market
• Internal Market
• internal market
• internal rate of return
• Internal Revenue Service
• International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
• international commodity agreement
• international company
• international competitiveness
• international debt
• international debt crisis
• International Development Association
• International Economic Order, New
• international economics
• International Finance Corporation
• International Monetary Fund
• international monetary system
• international money
• international payments
• international reserves