Source: Marketplace
On Wall Street, racial and ethnic identity used to be parsed as much as financial ability: for years, there were the firms known for employing established white Anglo-Saxon Protestants and firms known for grabbing up-and-coming ...
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More like this 4 days ago, 2:24pm CDT
Source: American Public Media
The IRS scandal is all over the news this week and as we head into the weekend, it's on our minds, too. Later today, we'll talk to Weekly Wrappers the Guardian's Heidi Moore and the Wall Street Journal's Sudeep Reddy join us to talk over the week tha ...
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More like this 4 days ago, 2:24pm CDT
Source: Dealbook
Mike Segar/ReutersAnthony Chiasson is trying to get millions in deferred compensation from Level Global, a shuttered hedge fund firm, even after he was convicted of insider trading. It seems it should be a fairly intuitive policy: employees who ...
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More like this May 6 2013, 1:01pm CDT
Source: Silicon India
Corporate governance is founded on four pillars i.e. righteousness, truth, perseverance and social justice. The companies which trade in securities are listed either in the NSE or the BSE which are the registered stock ...
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More like this May 3 2013, 4:15am CDT
Source: Sentencing Law and Policy
Level Global Investors LP co-founder Anthony Chiasson, convicted of an insider-trading scheme that reaped $72 million, asked a judge to give him less time in prison than the 13-year term called for by U. ...
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More like this May 1 2013, 9:32am CDT
Source: Wall Street Oasis
I started to do some kinda networking these days and went to few events. And at one event I met a guy who is a MD at one of top HFs and we talked for a while. I thought it went well. Anyway, he gave me his card and I sent him an email, than ...
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More like this Apr 29 2013, 7:33pm CDT
Source: Wall Street Journal
By Chad Bray Diamondback Capital Management LLC is seeking to recoup $39 million in legal fees and compensation from a former hedge-fund manager convicted of insider trading last year. Todd Newman, once a Diamondback portfolio manager, was convi ...
Full article at: Wall Street Journal
More like this Apr 29 2013, 4:37pm CDT
Source: Thomson Reuters News & Insight
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Diamondback Capital Management portfolio manager convicted of insider trading should reimburse up to $12.9 million to his former employer, in addition to serving as much as 6-1/2 years in prison, federal prosecutors said on Fri ...
Full article at: Thomson Reuters News & Insight
More like this Apr 26 2013, 3:44pm CDT