Perot man charged with insider trading returns $8.6 million

A former Perot Systems employee accused of insider trading by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has agreed to return $8.6 million in 'illicit profits'.

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Perot man charged with insider trading returns $8.6 million

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The US watchdog alleged that Reza Salah illegally traded in Perot Systems call options after learning of an impending merger deal with Dell.

The SEC further obtained a court order freezing all of Saleh's trading profits.

Under the terms of the settlement, filed Tuesday in federal court in Dallas, the SEC plans to ask the court to appoint a third party to recommend a distribution plan for Saleh's $8.6 million haul. The watchdog is also calling on the court to impose a financial penalty on the former Perot man.

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