SEC Accuses Former BofA Senior Banker Jason Satsky of Insider Trading, Alleging Friend Made $18.5 Million in Illegal Profits
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued Satsky and his friend Gavin Wolfe on Friday, alleging Satsky provided a tip about an acquisition offer for South Jersey Industries Inc. during a November 2021 basketball game. Satsky previously served as Bank of America's head of energy and power infrastructure banking.
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