Former Executive Pleads Guilty in ADR-Related Bid-Rigging Conspiracy
A former financial services executive pleaded guilty to DOJ antitrust charges, admitting to a bid-rigging conspiracy in connection with the borrowing of pre-release American Depository Receipts ("ADRs").
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