Synonyms for insider
ˌɪnˈsaɪ dərin·sid·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. insidernoun

   an officer of a corporation or others who have access to private information about the corporation's operations

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1. • Corporate Executive

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1. List of paraphrases for "insider":

   informant, mole, informer

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1. Ali Miremadi:

   The board's got big questions to answer; I mean, should HSBC split up? ... You're probably not going to get that decision from an insider who believes in continuity.

2. Arlo Devlin-Brown:

   It is a classic insider trading case.

3. Joel Payne:

   If there is one thing Donald Trump can do well, it's label and isolate a message that is memorable. He's a salesman, he's trying to create this corruption, D.C. insider storyline about Biden.

4. Mary Jo White:

   My initial sense of it is that it took ... an overly narrow view of the insider trading law and that is a concern.

5. Siobhan Morden at Jefferies:

   The fears are that (the President) could still influence policy management with an insider who is a political maverick with radical views.