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British billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to U.S. insider trading charges - Vimarsana News

British billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to U.S. insider trading charges

British billionaire Joseph Lewis through a family trust controls a majority ownership stake in the English Premier League soccer team Tottenham Hotspur.

Source: cnbc.com
Tottenham Hotspur billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to fraud - Vimarsana News

Tottenham Hotspur billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to fraud

The 86-year-old investment magnate — whom a spokesman said was "deeply sorry" and "embarrassed" — pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court to securities fraud and conspiracy charges.

Source: nypost.com
British billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to U.S. insider trading charges - Vimarsana News

British billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to U.S. insider trading charges

As part of the plea deal, Lewis has the right to appeal in the event he is sentenced to prison time, his lawyer said

Billionaire Joe Lewis says he's 'embarrassed' by knowingly committing securities fraud after pleading guilty to the crime - Vimarsana News

Billionaire Joe Lewis says he's 'embarrassed' by knowingly committing securities fraud after pleading guilty to the crime

Billionaire Joe Lewis, who owns the Tottenham Hotspur English soccer team, pleaded guilty Wednesday to securities fraud in Manhattan federal court.

Source: yahoo.com
British billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to US insider trading charges - Vimarsana News

British billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to US insider trading charges

NEW YORK (Reuters) -British billionaire Joe Lewis pleaded guilty to U.S. insider trading charges on Wednesday after being accused last year of a scheme that prosecutors said was designed to enrich friends and associates, and apologized to a judge for his conduct. Lewis, 86, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and two counts of securities fraud under an agreement with the U.S. Attorney's office in Manhattan. As part of the plea deal, Lewis can appeal if the judge in the case sentences him to prison time, his lawyer David Zornow said.

Source: yahoo.com