Rajat Gupta to serve 2 years in prison.

Winners, losers in Rajat Gupta’s sentence

By MarketWatch

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Someone from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is going to jail.

U.S. Federal District Judge Jed Rakoff sentenced former Goldman board director Rajat Gupta to two years in prison for passing inside information to Raj Rajaratnam. 

 

 

 

 

 

The hedge-fund industry, in the wake of Rajaratnam’s conviction, is already grousing and readjusting. What they consider research — reaching out to executives and using expert networks — is under fire.

For Gupta, the defeat comes doubly hard. He not only seemed to be sharing Goldman secrets for no financial gain, he’s now going to jail, instead of doing community service in Rwanda as he requested. Goldman Sachs also is billing him for the costs of its internal investigation and legal fees. See: Goldman Sachs asks to be reimbursed for $6.78 million in costs.

 

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• 太輕了 -maguire- ♂ (0 bytes) () 10/25/2012 postreply 05:56:05

• 大概10年前最高法院的一個判例給樂法官很大權利，從聯邦判案指南裏遊離開，自由決定刑期 -用戶名被占用了- ♂ (0 bytes) () 10/25/2012 postreply 05:58:22

• 他的reputation從此毀掉。也不算太輕。 -老忽叔叔- ♂ (0 bytes) () 10/25/2012 postreply 09:39:31

• 量刑是合理的。Gupta泄漏機密，違反商業法，但自己沒直接得利。經濟罪量刑輕。 -easycity- ♂ (0 bytes) () 10/25/2012 postreply 06:09:09