Morgan Stanley neither admitted nor denied the accusations but paid $50 million in penalties and surrendered profits in the case.
The ECB, now led by Mario Draghi, has even chipped in some money, indirectly, by surrendering profits it would have made on Greek bonds it bought at a discount.
Ullico's decision came three days after a special advisory committee to the board concluded that the directors who made large profits selling the company's stock had violated no laws and should not be required to surrender their profits.
That idea is seen as less likely than the central bank offering to surrender future profits on Greek bonds.
The S.E.C. sought injunctions against the brothers, as well as monetary fines and the surrender of profits.
To avoid having to surrender all profits and assets to the government, Bayer's management shifted the stock to a new company, nominally owned by Americans but controlled by the German-American Bayer leaders.
If the Quakers used the stadium land for anything other then football, they would currently surrender 75% of profits generated to Darlington Borough Council, thanks to a covenant placed on the venue.
In January, Deutsche Bank agreed to pay a $1.5 million fine and surrender about $170,000 in profit related to charges that it manipulated California's energy markets in 2010.
The agreement, announced late on Tuesday, includes a $1.5 million fine against Deutsche Bank, which also must surrender around $170,000 in profit related to the energy trading activity.
Mr. Misfeldt agreed to surrender $346,807 in trading profits and $111,595 in interest.
