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Is Not Telling the ‘Whole Truth’ Securities Fraud? –

By Securities Docket on November 28, 2018, 10:00 am

Does complying with company disclosure procedures and consulting with legal counsel protect public-company CFOs from liability arising from statements made in press releases and during investor conferences?

Based on a recent federal court jury verdict against David Johnston, the former CFO of Aveo Pharmaceuticals, the answer appears to be: It depends.

via Is Not Telling the ‘Whole Truth’ Securities Fraud? –.

Posted in SEC, Top | Tagged CFOs, Fraud

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