India-Born Ex-Goldman Sachs Director Assumes New Role

Gupta was one of the highest-profile defendants convicted in the government's crackdown on insider trading and was sentenced to two years in prison

Rajat Gupta Not Giving Up Legal Battle To Overturn Conviction

Gupta was convicted in 2012 of passing confidential boardroom information to now jailed hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam

Former Goldman Sachs Director Rajat Gupta Confined To Home With Ankle Bracelet Until March

In June 2012, a Manhattan jury found Rajat Gupta guilty of tipping Raj Rajaratnam, a onetime business associate and founder of a New York hedge fund known as the Galleon Group, to corporate secrets that he had gleaned in his position as a director of companies like Goldman Sachs and Procter & Gamble

Rajat Gupta's Latest Bid To Reverse Insider Trading Conviction Fails

Less than three months before his prison term is slated to end, India-born former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta has lost yet another bid to overturn his conviction on insider trading charges, with an appeals court rejecting his latest challenge

Ex-Goldman Sachs Director Fails In Bid To Overturn Conviction

Rajaratnam, Gupta Seek To Overturn US Penalties

US Court Declines To Hear Ex-Goldman Director's Plea

Rajat Gupta Denied Bid To Avoid Jail

Gupta Seeks Re-trial Over Insider Trading Case

Rajaratnam's Brother Charged With Insider Trading

The Backroom Boy

Rajat Gupta Ordered To Pay $6.2 Mn To Goldman

India-born Woman Jailed For Insider Trading In US

Goldman Seeks Reimbursement Of $ 6.9 Mn Legal Fees

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