Insider trading and misled investors in the weekly SEC charges roundup

In this week’s roundup there are cases of insider trading, more schemes to defraud investors, recordkeeping failures, and the failure to disclose perks and payments.

On March 2, the Greenbrier Companies Inc. and its founder and former CEO and Chairman, William A. Furman, were charged for failing to disclose perks that were provided to Furman and other Greenbrier executives. This included compensation that Furman received for using his private plane for travel by company executives and

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