LOS ANGELES — The former CEO and chairman of Ontrak, a publicly traded health care company based in Nevada, was found guilty Friday of a multimillion-dollar insider trading scheme.
Authorities said Peizer violated some of those limits when he set up plans in 2021 to sell shares in order to avoid more than $12.5 million in losses, after he learned that Ontrak's largest customer at the time was set to terminate its contract with the company based just outside of Las Vegas.After the news later became public, Ontrak's stock price dropped by more than 44%, authorities said.
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