SEC Charges Former CFO Of Hedge Fund With Securities Fraud

Posted Tuesday, November 10, 2009 -
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The Securities and Exchange Commission announced Tuesday that it has charged the former chief financial officer of a New York-based hedge fund with securities fraud. According to the charges, Ezra Levy arranged secret sales of securities from his personal trading account to the hedge fund accounts at inflated prices to generate his own illicit profits.view original article

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