A former BlackRock fund manager has been arrested as part of an insider trading investigation in Britain.
A former BlackRock fund manager has been arrested as part of an insider trading investigation in Britain, reports New York Times’ DealBook.
It adds that sources revealed 41-year-old Mark Lyttleton—who’d already left BlackRock—was taken into custody at the end of April. Of late, UK regulators have started to target market abuse in the financial district. Read more.
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