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Work from home or "WFH" practices within the global energy sector have been unwittingly called into sharp focus by a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission case.
The husband of a former BP mergers and acquisitions manager pleaded guilty to insider trading after profiting $1.7 million on trades he had made based on listening in on her calls.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission, alleged that Tyler Loudon made £1.4m in illegal profits from this eavesdropping.
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday charged Tyler Loudon of Houston with insider trading that produced $1.76 million in illegal profits.
A husband who listened in on his wife’s working-from-home calls made $1.7 million buying shares after overhearing sensitive business details of BP.