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May 05, 2016
Ex-Citadel Analyst's Prison Term Halved In Secrets Row
An Illinois federal court Thursday issued a former Citadel LLC analyst a reduced sentence of six more months in prison for stealing trade secrets, over the defense's request that he be released on time served after the Seventh Circuit had found his original three-year sentence excessive.
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March 23, 2016
Ex-Citadel Analyst Says Feds Should Let Him Out Of Jail
A former Citadel LLC hedge fund quantitative analyst on Wednesday blasted prosecutors' response to his bid to be released from prison after the Seventh Circuit vacated his three-year sentence for copying trading platform data, saying that under new guidelines he may have already served too much time.
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March 08, 2016
Ex-Citadel Analyst Seeks Prison Release After 7th Circ. Win
A 28-year-old former Citadel LLC hedge fund quantitative analyst whose three-year prison sentence for copying proprietary high-frequency trading platform data was recently vacated by the Seventh Circuit asked an Illinois federal judge Tuesday to release him pending resentencing.
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January 15, 2015
Ex-Hedge Fund Analyst Gets 3 Years In Prison For Code Theft
Two former quantitative analysts for hedge fund Citadel LLC received three-year sentences Thursday — one for prison time and one for probation — for their alleged participation in a scheme to steal code from the fund's high-frequency-trading platform.
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August 12, 2014
2nd Ex-Citadel Employee Cops To Stealing Trade Secrets
A former Citadel LLC researcher pled guilty Tuesday in Illinois federal court for his part in the theft of confidential information from the firm's high-frequency trading platform, joining another former employee who admitted to his lead role in the scheme last week.
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August 07, 2014
Ex-Citadel Engineer Cops To Stealing HFT Trade Secrets
A former Citadel LLC engineer pled guilty Thursday to stealing information on the financial firm's automated high-frequency trading system and other private data from an unidentified company based in New Jersey, according to a plea agreement filed in Illinois federal court.