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Delaware Court Of Chancery Clarifies That Fiduciary 'Duty Of Oversight' Applies To Officers And Extends Fiduciary Duty Claims To Include Sexual Harassment - Securities - Vimarsana News

Delaware Court Of Chancery Clarifies That Fiduciary 'Duty Of Oversight' Applies To Officers And Extends Fiduciary Duty Claims To Include Sexual Harassment - Securities

Delaware Court of Chancery Clarifies That Fiduciary ‘Duty of Oversight' Applies to Officers and Extends Fiduciary Duty Claims to Include Sexual Harassment.

Source: mondaq.com
Ex-Coinbase Staffer Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading After Brother Sentenced - Vimarsana News

Ex-Coinbase Staffer Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading After Brother Sentenced

Ishan Wahi is the first insider to go down in a cryptocurrency trial, after making about $1.5 million in profits off trades on the exchange.

Former Coinbase official pleads guilty to making millions from insider trading - Vimarsana News

Former Coinbase official pleads guilty to making millions from insider trading

A Coinbase official that was responsible for product management has pleaded guilty to being involved in an insider trading scheme that generated millions.

Former Coinbase employee admits to insider trading - Vimarsana News

Former Coinbase employee admits to insider trading

A former employee of the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase plead guilty to insider trading by using confidential information from his company to determine which crypto assets would be listed on the exchange.

Source: upi.com
Former Coinbase manager slams SEC in motion to dismiss insider trading case - Vimarsana News

Former Coinbase manager slams SEC in motion to dismiss insider trading case

Ten attorneys from five law firms signed a motion to dismiss an insider trading case brought forward by the SEC against two brothers, saying the regulator is “wrong” and has no government authorization.