Billionaire denies insider trading charges

One of America’s richest men accused of a massive insider trading case denied cheating and claimed the US government misled a judge to obtain wiretaps.

Billionaire denies insider trading charges
Wed, 25 Nov, 2009 - 08:45

One of America’s richest men accused of a massive insider trading case denied cheating and claimed the US government misled a judge to obtain wiretaps.

Sri Lankan-born hedge fund operator Raj Rajaratnam’s lawyers made the arguments in papers filed in federal court in Manhattan yesterday.

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