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- Risk Staff
- 07 Dec 2003

Ex-Enron executive guilty of insider trading
A former chief executive of EnronNorth America has pleaded guilty to a charge of insider trading and will pay$8 million in stock profits and penalties. David Delainey, who served as headof several Enron divisions, agreed to pay $4.26 million – his profits from insidertrading – to the justice department, and $3.74 million to US financial regulatorthe Securities and Exchange Commission.

Icap looks to boost emissions trading
Interdealer broker Icap

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