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SEC suffers rare in-house loss in insider trading case – Nasdaq.com

By Securities Docket on April 18, 2017, 8:29 pm

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday suffered a rare loss before one of its own judges, who dismissed a case accusing an Atlanta real estate investor of insider trading.

SEC Administrative Law Judge James Grimes found no evidence that Charles Hill gained $744,000 of illegal profit in shares of Radiant Systems Inc in 2011 after learning that the provider of software to hospitals and retailers was in talks to be sold to NCR Corp.

via SEC suffers rare in-house loss in insider trading case – Nasdaq.com.

Posted in SEC, Top | Tagged APs, Insider Trading

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