Ex-Hedge Fund Chief Settles Short-Sale Charges for $1.45 Million
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A former hedge fund manager agreed to pay $1.45 million after being charged by securities regulators with fraud and insider trading in a four-year-old private placement.
The joint action taken by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the NASD against Hilary Shane is the first to emerge from a yearlong investigation into stock manipulation in the $14 billion market for private investments in public equity, known by the Wall Street acronym PIPEs.
In the settlement with regulators, Shane, a 37-year-old former hedge fund manager with First New York Securities, agreed to a lifetime ban from working in the brokerage business and a one-year suspension from serving as an investment adviser or hedge fund manager. ...
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