Former NYU Business School Standout, New to Wall Street, Charged With Insider Trading

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A new arrival to Wall Street and former student-body president at NYU’s Stern School of Business was charged with insider trading tied to a $1.7 billion buyout

Bill Tsai, a 23-year-old analyst at RBC Capital Markets, was arrested Sunday and charged with criminal securities fraud, according to federal prosecutors in New York. The Securities and Exchange Commission also sued Mr.

Tsai Monday on civil claims.
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Don't worry about him.He will do well as a politican.

ہمیں غرض نہیں کہ کسکو کہاں اکٹھا کر دیا مگر ہمیں غرض ہے کشمیر کے ساتھ کہ نیازی نے کشمیر کو بیچ ڈالا

Ah did he perfect this at NYU

finance? scamming the system is more like it. How many people trying to profit off of bitcoin?

Corruption everywhere you look these days. That's what is the saddest to me. Thank you for reporting WSJ

Oops. Missed ethics class

I was always fascinated by the SEC enforcement division's ability to catch insider traders who go through like 8 complex layers of obfuscation to cover their tracks. Pretty amazing stuff.

Do I smell a scapegoat for higher-ups?

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