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Dean receives 20-year trading ban for illegal insider trading

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What happened

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Dean admitted to illegal insider trading and illegally recommending securities for Julie to purchase. The Alberta Securities Commission imposed a 20-year trading ban on Dean, and a 10-year ban on Julie. The commission stated that over six years, the two profited about $130,000 through 10 transactions.

From edmontonjournal.com

Why it matters

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The regulatory action by the Alberta Securities Commission reflects the commission's enforcement of securities laws. The trading bans restrict the financial activities of both Dean and Julie.

From edmontonjournal.com

Who's involved

  • DeanFormer investment banker who admitted to illegal insider trading and received a 20-year trading ban.
  • Alberta Securities CommissionThe Canadian securities regulatory body that imposed the trading bans.
  • JulieDean's mother, who was also banned and whose account was used in the illegal trades.

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