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Ethics probe finds ‘substantial reason’ to believe Collins engaged in insider trading | WBFO

By Securities Docket on October 13, 2017, 1:03 pm

A congressional probe of Rep. Chris Collins says there is “substantial reason” to believe the Clarence Republican may have been involved in insider trading on an Australian biotech stock, a violation of federal law.

Collins was the largest shareholder of Innate Immunotherapeutics. In a written statement, the congressman says he has followed proper guidelines.

via Ethics probe finds ‘substantial reason’ to believe Collins engaged in insider trading | WBFO

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