특정 조직, 단체 또는 집단에 소속되어 활동하는 사람.
A person who belongs to a specific organization, group, or society and has access to its internal workings.
예문:
"The museum's new security measures were designed with the help of a security insider."
"To truly understand the culture of the company, you need to talk to an insider."
일반 대중에게 공개되지 않은 비밀스러운 정보나 내막을 알고 있는 사람.
A person who has special knowledge or access to private information that is not available to the general public.
예문:
"A government insider leaked the details of the secret treaty to the newspaper."
"According to industry insiders, the tech giant is planning to release a foldable phone next year."
기업의 주가나 경영에 중대한 영향을 미칠 수 있는 비공개 정보를 보유한 임직원 또는 관계자.
A person within a corporation, such as an executive or director, who possesses non-public, price-sensitive information about the company.
예문:
"The CEO was under investigation for potential insider trading after selling his shares just before the stock crashed."
"Strict laws prevent an insider from using confidential data for personal financial gain."