Insider trading claim over Vision System

Dan Wilkie
01-Apr-2011
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Three Western Australian businessmen have been charged with multiple counts of insider trading after an Australian Securities and Investments Commission investigation.

Roberto Catena, Colin Hebbard and Flemming Nielsen appeared in Perth Magistrates Court today, over allegations that all three men possessed inside information regarding a possible takeover of Vision Systems in 2006.

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