Sentence examples for forfeit gains from inspiring English sources

Still, few executives are expected to be required to forfeit gains from stock sales, because insider-trading cases are so hard to bring.

Some worry that, having made big losses, some managers may have lost a bit of nerve and will forfeit gains if markets rebound.August is on track to be one of hedge funds' worst months ever.

Cooperating and telling the truth might require forfeiting gains that would otherwise be beyond the government's reach.

Under the terms of the settlement, Mr. Badin agreed to forfeit his gains and to pay $2 million in penalties.

Last month, the administration unveiled a plan to revise corporate and accounting rules, including a proposal that executives be forced to forfeit any gains from stock sales that might have been obtained through fraudulent or improper conduct.

But I imagine that every bank robber, every embezzler, and every white collar criminal of any type would love to have a similar opportunity to forfeit the gains from his or her activities in exchange for signing a non-prosecution agreement.

In its complaint, which is meant to amend the original criminal complaint unsealed in April, the government asks that the members of Full Tilt management forfeit illicitly gained funds.

One day after a Baton Rouge jury convicted him on 17 of the 26 counts in his indictment, Mr. Edwards was back in court today as it considered whether he and three co-defendants had to forfeit illicitly gained assets.

His lead was reduced at the 10th, where his chip out of the deep greenside rough failed to make the green, but García immediately forfeited the gain with a tentative putt from 18 inches at the 11th.

Most insider trading defendants settle lawsuits brought by regulators, agreeing to forfeit ill-gotten gains and pay a fine, without admitting or denying wrongdoing.

The settlement was the largest ever levied against a senior executive of a public company, though Mr. Mozilo, who also agreed to forfeit $45 million in gains, neither admitted to nor denied wrongdoing.