A mutual fund manager uses nonpublic information to trade for the fund’s benefit before that information is widely available. This practice is considered:

1. AAllowed under Regulation S
2. BLegal if it benefits shareholders
3. CPermitted for closed-end funds
4. DInsider trading and prohibited under the Investment Company Act✓ Correct answer

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