Prosecuters call for ex-Nuveen trader to be put behind bars


The government urged US District Judge Paul Gardephe to order a 70-month prison term for Billimek when he’s sentenced May 20 in New York. — Bloomberg

NEW YORK: Former Nuveen LLC trader Lawrence Billimek should spend almost six years behind bars for front-running the firm’s trades as part of a US$47mil insider trading scheme, US prosecutors have told a federal judge.

The government urged US District Judge Paul Gardephe to order a 70-month prison term for Billimek when he’s sentenced May 20 in New York, and added in a court filing on Monday that the punishment would be sufficient to discourage the ex-trader and others from committing similar crimes.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

IATA optimistic on Malaysia's aviation outlook as regional recovery accelerates
ISF Group, Alliance Islamic Bank ink IPO underwriting agreement
Bank Islam targets 50% rise in BIMB biz users payment to voice feature
CPO output down 5.3%, palm oil exports fall 28.13% in Nov -�MPOB
Bursa Malaysia slips at midday amid subdued regional sentiment
EcoWorld achieves record sales and profit in FY25
LAC Med shares up on market debut
Steel unit price index falls 0.1 to 3.2 % in Nov - DoSM
SumiSaujana explores partnership with China polyurethane product manufacturer
Carsome's record retail performance drives up 3Q earnings

Others Also Read