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SEC Probes Alleged Insider Trades That Cost Susquehanna Millions

The SEC is investigating alleged insider trading that reportedly cost Susquehanna millions.

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is probing alleged insider trading activities. Susquehanna International Group has accused insiders of profiting from a crackdown on a China-based brokerage. Coverage from Bloomberg, WSJ, Binance, GuruFocus and Briefs Finance emphasizes Susquehanna's legal actions.

The firm has secured a court order to freeze accounts and subpoena brokers involved in the alleged $100 million insider-trading scheme. The trading firm claims that insiders made significant profits from the crackdown on FUTU Holdings. Coverage does not yet specify the exact amount Susquehanna lost or the identities of the alleged insiders.

Watch for updates on the SEC's investigation and any potential legal actions against the alleged insiders. Coverage does not yet specify the next steps in the legal process or any statements from FUTU Holdings.

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Quick answers

What is the SEC investigating?

The SEC is investigating alleged insider trading activities related to a crackdown on FUTU Holdings.

How much did Susquehanna allegedly lose?

Coverage does not yet specify the exact amount Susquehanna lost.

What actions has Susquehanna taken?

Susquehanna has secured a court order to freeze accounts and subpoena brokers involved in the alleged scheme.

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