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UK billionaire Joe Lewis, 87, avoids jail in insider trading case - Vimarsana News

UK billionaire Joe Lewis, 87, avoids jail in insider trading case

Billionaire Joe Lewis, 87, has avoided jail for insider trading, being sentenced to probation and a $5 million fine.

Multibillionaire Joe Lewis to face US sentencing for insider trading - Vimarsana News

Multibillionaire Joe Lewis to face US sentencing for insider trading

British multibillionaire Joe Lewis is scheduled to face sentencing in a U.S. court on Thursday for illegally sharing stock tips he gleaned through his investments. Federal sentencing...

British billionaire Joe Lewis fined $5 million by US judge for insider trading - Vimarsana News

British billionaire Joe Lewis fined $5 million by US judge for insider trading

A U.S. judge ordered British billionaire Joe Lewis on Thursday to pay a $5 million fine and serve three years of probation for sharing illegal stock tips, allowing an investment firm's 87-year-old...

Joe Lewis: How one of Britain's richest people broke insider trading laws - Vimarsana News

Joe Lewis: How one of Britain's richest people broke insider trading laws

The 87-year-old - whose family trust owns Tottenham Hotspur - gave secret stock tips to his girlfriend and employees.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Joe Lewis: Former Tottenham owner avoids prison, fined $5million for insider trading - Vimarsana News

Joe Lewis: Former Tottenham owner avoids prison, fined $5million for insider trading

Joe Lewis, the founder of the company which owns Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur, has avoided prison for insider trading and conspiracy but must pay a $5million fine and serve three years’ probation, a Manhattan court judge has ruled. The 87-year-old British billionaire pleaded guilty in January after being indicted in the United States last July for “orchestrating a brazen insider trading scheme”. This, according to U.S. officials, involved the passing of information to “romantic partners and his private pilots.” U.S. sentencing guidelines had called for Lewis to serve...