Insider-trading cases are like London buses: You can wait for ages without seeing any at all. And then a whole bunch will come along at the same time.
Last week, the U.K. Financial Services Authority was pursuing two high-profile investigations into alleged insider-dealing rings. Earlier in March, prosecutors secured a rare prison sentence against a former stockbroker.
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