Tuesday, April 3, 2012

JPMorgan Banker Fined For Pitching A Client’s Stock To A Potential Investor


Dealbreaker‘s Matt Levine writes:
What is your model of what the FSA is thinking in its insider-trading crackdown? Here is this Decision Notice against JPMorgan global ECM chairman and general mining-industry macher Ian Hannam, shown here being unspeakably awesome in Afghanistan*, and he got in quite a bit of trouble for some pretty minor badness. Basically he was advising Heritage Oil and its CEO, Tony Buckingham, on a bunch of things including (1) being acquired by another company which is unnamed but let’s just call it Acme and (2) selling a stake in itself to “Mr A, a representative of an organisation with interests in Kurdistan (Organisation C),” which, there is a part of me that thinks that the organization was actually named “Organisation C” and that the guy would call Hannam and be like “Ian? Mr. A here.” No? I refer you again to that picture...

More? Check out http://dealbreaker.com/2012/04/jpmorgan-banker-fined-for-pitching-a-clients-stock-to-a-potential-investor/#more-72741

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