Jason Galanis was ordered to serve 11 years and three months in prison Wednesday for a stock manipulation scheme—and his troubles are far from over.
He was sentenced by Southern District Judge P. Kevin Castel for a scheme to secretly acquire the shares of the publicly traded Gerova Financial Group and defraud some 60 investors of between $25 million and $65 million.
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