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Prosecutors Crack Insider-Trading Ring

Friday, March 02, 2007 6:45:52 AM
By LARRY NEUMEISTER

Shielded by his attorney former broker and dealer at Bank of America Securities Paul Risoli exits Manhattan federal court following his arraignment, Thursday, March 1, 2007, in New York. Thirteen former brokerage house employees were indicted and charged in a massive insider trading scheme. (AP Photo/ Louis Lanzano)NEW YORK (AP) - The defendants included husband-and-wife lawyers, registered representatives, compliance personnel and hedge fund portfolio managers who improperly relied on hundreds of tips during five years of illegal trading.

Investigators have broken up what they call one of the biggest Wall Street insider-trading rings since the 1980s — a sweeping, $15 million scandal that involved power brokers at some of the nation's top financial firms and two lawyers.

In announcing the case Thursday, authorities described a criminal operation that used insiders at Morgan Stanley and Co. and UBS Securities LLC to steal valuable secrets from the companies. Prosecutors also alleged a Banc of America Securities LLC broker accepted cash kickbacks and two former representatives of Bear Stearns & Co. obtained UBS inside information.


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