Philip Lynch formally sanctioned for insider dealing

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The High Court has confirmed a range of sanctions recommended by a Central Bank probe that found that a former non-executive director of drinks group C&C, Philip Lynch, engaged in insider dealing in the company's shares.

The ruling marks the first time that anyone has been formally sanctioned after being found to have engaged in insider dealing following a regulatory investigation of this type.

The insider information related to the recruitment of a new chief executive of the company, John Dunsmore, senior counsel Remy Farrell for the Central Bank assessment panel told the court. A high-profile businessman, Mr Lynch had previously been a chief executive of publicly listed companies, IAWS and One51.

 

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