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Meanings of convict of insider in English
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Usage of convict of insider in English
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In total, six ex-SAC Capital employees have been convictedofinsider trading.
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Martoma is one of eight SAC employees to be convictedofinsider trading.
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Chiasson and Newman were both convictedofinsider trading by a jury on Dec. 17.
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Since Bharara took office in 2009, 81 people have been convictedofinsider trading.
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As part of the plea, Nussbaum listed former employees who had been convictedofinsider trading charges and described their offenses.
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Hartman, who was the Crown's star witness in Curtis' trial, was himself convictedofinsider trading and related offences in 2010.
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The indictment against SAC named seven one-time employees of the firm who have either been charged or convictedofinsider trading.
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Todd Newman, a former portfolio manager at Diamondback Capital Management, was also convictedofinsider trading at the same trial as Chiasson.
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In the biggest case so far, onetime billionaire Raj Rajaratnam was convictedofinsider trading and is now serving an 11-year prison term.
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The previous longest sentence handed down for being convictedofinsider dealing in the UK was four years given to Richard Joseph in 2013.
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If convicted , he faces up to 25 years in prison, but individuals convictedofinsider trading generally serve lesser terms than the maximum allowed.
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The decision could affect how much people convictedofinsider trading on behalf of hedge funds may have to pay in related SEC civil cases.
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Formerly, Maruki was an executive of an investment fund company led by disgraced activist investor Yoshiaki Murakami, who was convictedofinsider trading in 2006.
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Typically, people convictedofinsider trading serve much lighter prison terms, or even avoid prison and serve probation, than those prescribed by federal sentencing guidelines.