Caught with insider trading, former Five Prime investigator makes case for light sentence

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Former Five Prime trial investigator Daniel Catenacci stared down a maximum 25-year prison sentence when he pleaded guilty to securities fraud three months ago. Now …

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Caught with in­sid­er trad­ing, for­mer Five Prime in­ves­ti­ga­tor makes case for light sen­tence

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Caught with insider trading, former Five Prime investigator makes case for light sentence