The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged a Texas IT professional with insider trading. Hamed Ettu is accused of using a foreign dialect to receive material non-public information about future mergers from an investment bank analyst, Damilare Sonoiki. Ettu and Sonoiki gained approximately $93,000 from trades based on the illicit information. In a related case, Sonoiki was charged with tipping a professional football player, who allegedly gained over $1 million trading on the insider information.
November 2, 2018
Friend of illegal tipper caught in insider trading scheme
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