SEC Charges Ex-Hedge Fund Exec. With Insider-Trading

Nov 2 2009 | 1:27am ET

The Securities and Exchange Commission is continuing its crackdown on insider-trading, charging seven people, including a former hedge fund executive, in its latest complaint.

Ronald Yee, who until last year served as CFO of San Francisco-based ValueAct Capital, was hit with civil charges on Friday. But unlike the insider-trading case of Raj Rajaratnam, the Galleon Group founder, ValueAct was apparently not the beneficiary of Yee’s alleged malfeasance.


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