SEC Charges Robert Scott Murray and Trillium Capital with Fraudulent Scheme to Manipulate Getty Images Stock
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Robert Scott Murray and Trillium Capital LLC, a private company controlled by Murray, with a…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Robert Scott Murray and Trillium Capital LLC, a private company controlled by Murray, with a fraudulent scheme to manipulate the stock price of Getty Images Holdings Inc. by announcing a phony offer by Trillium to purchase Getty Images. Murray, of Mashpee, Mass., is a former CEO and CFO of several publicly traded companies. The SEC’s complaint, filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, alleges that, in early April 2023, after building a position in Getty Images stock and options, Murray and Trillium began issuing press releases calling upon Getty Images to sell itself or to add Murray to its board of directors.
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