Chinese Wall

Chinese wall 1 For example, a Chinese wall may be erected to separate and isolate persons who make investment decisions from persons who are privy to undisclosed material information which may influence those decisions

Chinese wall - Popularization 1 The term was popularized in the United States following the stock market crash of 1929, when the U.S. government legislated information separation between investment bankers and brokerage firms, in order to limit the conflict of interest between objective analysis of companies and the desire for successful initial public offerings. Rather than prohibiting one company from engaging in both businesses, the government permitted the implementation of Chinese wall procedures.

Chinese wall - Finance 1 government has since passed laws strengthening the Chinese wall concept (e.g

Chinese wall - Finance 1 Chinese walls are also used in the corporate finance departments of the Big Four (audit firms)|Big Four and other large accountancy and financial services firms. They are designed to insulate sensitive documentation from the wider firm in order to prevent conflicts of interest as described above.

Chinese wall - Law 1 In the United Kingdom, a law firm may represent competing parties in a suit, but only in strictly defined situations and when individual fee earners do not act for both sides The use of Chinese Walls is no longer permitted except within very narrow exceptions

Chinese wall - Law 1 While the ABA rules are only advisory in nature, most states have adapted these rules or have set forth even stricter regulations when it comes to a firm's ability to establish a Chinese wall.

Chinese wall - Reverse engineering 1 Chinese wall refers to a reverse engineering method involving two separate groups. One group reverse- engineers the original code and writes thorough documentation, while the other group writes new code based only on the new documentation. This method insulates the new code from the old code, so that it will not be considered a derived work. See also clean room design.

Chinese wall - Computer security 1 The 'Chinese Wall Model' (also 'Brewer and Nash Model') is a computer security model|security model where read/write access to files is governed by membership of data in conflict-of-interest classes and datasets. This is the basic model used to provide both data privacy|privacy and data integrity|integrity for data.

Chinese wall (disambiguation) 1 A 'Chinese wall' is a separation of persons within an organisation whose interaction might produce conflicts of interest. The term may also refer to:

Chinese wall (disambiguation) - In geography 1 *Chinese Wall (Idaho), a peak in the White Cloud Mountains, Idaho, USA

Chinese wall (disambiguation) - In geography 1 *Chinese Wall (Montana), a 1,000 foot high, 15-mile long escarpment along the Continental Divide in the Bob Marshall Wilderness, Montana, USA

Chinese wall (disambiguation) - In geography 1 *Chinese Wall (Philadelphia), former elevated railroad on the site of the current Penn Center

Chinese wall (disambiguation) - In media and entertainment 1 *Chinese Wall (Mad Men)|Chinese Wall (Mad Men), the eleventh episode of the fourth season of the television series Mad Men

Chinese Wall (Mad Men) 1 'Chinese Wall' is the eleventh episode of the fourth season of the American television drama series Mad Men, and the 50th overall episode of the series. It aired on the AMC (TV channel)|AMC channel in the United States on October 3, Cara Buono, who played Dr. Faye Miller, received a nomination for Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series for this episode.

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