Control of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleged founder of hedge fund insider trading Trivium

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday to the hedge fund Trivium Capital Management (hereinafter referred to as "Trivium") co-founder Robert - (Robert Feinblatt) launched insider trading allegations, the allegation is well-known hedge fund Galleon ( Galleon Group), a branch of the case of insider trading.

Trivium in late 2008, shut down the hedge fund, he charged the defendant from the case of sailing groups, tainted witnesses Salome - Kahn (Roomy Khan) where he received an illegal stock tip. U.S. regulatory authorities are currently expanding on insider trading investigation of hedge fund, Galleon founder Raj - Rajaratnam (Raj Rajaratnam) is under a criminal trial for the next month to prepare.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleges that, Trivium in the insider trading case received $ 15,000,000 in illegal trading profits. Trivium specializes in science and technology, health care and consumer stocks in areas such as investment.

Kahn served as a consultant, who in 2002 left from the hedge fund SAC Capital, run by Trivium Fund. not comment on the case.