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Alberta Securities Commission finds former Target CEO breached securities laws

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An Alberta Securities Commission panel found that Shahin Mottahed, former CEO of Target Corporation, breached Alberta securities laws and perpetrated fraud on investors. Between October 2019 and February 2021, Mottahed diverted nearly $2.3 million from Target Corporation to Performance CBD Brands Corp., a private venture he controlled. He concealed this diversion by causing Target Corporation to issue false or misleading disclosure documents, including financial statements and news releases.

From simcoereformer.ca

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The regulatory finding involves a former CEO diverting corporate funds and misleading the capital market through false disclosures. The proceeding will now move into a second phase to determine what sanctions or cost recovery orders should be made against Mottahed.

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    Target Corporation might face increased liability costs or reduced investor confidence due to the regulatory finding of fraud and misleading disclosures.

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