· 12/13/2005
In Re Van Der Moolen Holding N v. Securities Litigation
Citations
- 405 F. Supp. 2d 388
- 2005 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 32598
- 2005 WL 3410763
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a corporation subjected itself to liability when it discussed the sources of its revenue but allegedly failed to disclose that the “true source[]” of such revenue was illegal trading
- concluding that the failure to disclose allegedly illegal trading practices as a source of revenue made defendants’ explanation for company’s fi nancial results actionable under Rule 10b-5
- finding that statements describing significant revenue generated by a majority-owned subsidiary without disclosing the subsidiary’s unlawful practices constituted actionable omissions
- including revenue figures and financial statements in an appendix of alleged false and misleading statements
- finding requisite connection between the statements and undisclosed improper activity when company discussed sources of its revenue while omitting that the \true source\ of that revenue was illegal trading
- finding liability where defendant corporation failed to disclose that the “true source” of its revenue was illegally trading ahead of its clients
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Judges: Sweet
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