Husband of former Linklaters associate accused of insider trading pleads guilty
Linklaters New York associate tied to her husband's insider trading charges has since left the firm
October 31, 2017 at 09:16 AM
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The husband of an ex-Linklaters associate who used confidential information from an M&A deal the firm was working on to make more than $100,000 (£75,600) on the stock market, has pleaded guilty to insider trading.
Reuters reports that Fei Yan, a research scientist at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, pleaded guilty yesterday (30 October) in Boston and is scheduled to be sentenced on 2 March.
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