Former Equifax Exec Charged With Insider Trading | |||
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![]() A former Equifax employee has been charged with insider trading by the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Jun Ying was at one point next in line to be the company's global chief information officer. The Securities and Exchange Commission alleges Ying possessed confidential information about Equifax's massive data breach in September 2017--before he exercised all of his vested Equifax stock options. He then sold the shares, making roughly $1 million and avoiding more than $117,000 in losses.. |
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Equifax exec charged with insider trading, selling shares ahead of hack newsFormer Equifax exec Jun Ying has been charged with insider trading, according to the Securities and...TechCrunch - TechnologyAlso reported by •Business Insider •The Verge •L.A. Times •USATODAY.com •MarketWatch •bizjournals •SEC •Mashable •Seattle Times •Globe and Mail | |
U.S. authorities charge former Equifax executive over insider trading: SECWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. authorities have charged former Equifax executive Jun Ying over alleged...Reuters - USAlso reported by •L.A. Times •USATODAY.com •MarketWatch •SEC •Seattle Times •Globe and Mail |