Foot Locker executive conducted insider trading
Foot Locker Executive Conducted Insider Trading After Being Fired, SEC Says
In a complaint filed in Manhattan federal court, the SEC said Barry Siegel, who had been a Foot Locker senior director of order planning management, reaped more than $112,000 of profit by trading on material nonpublic information that suggested Foot Locker's results would disappoint investors.
Foot Locker Former Employee Settles Insider Trading Charges
Big Foot’s former senior director of order planning management for North America, Barry Siegel, will pay the Securities and Exchange Commission profit disgorgement of $112,868.95, plus interest, and a penalty of $112,868.95 to settle charges of trading on inside information ... Log in to view full article.
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