HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft
Location
Nordrhein-Westfalen
Founded
1873-02-28
Website
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3170 news mentions monitored
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Recent Articles about HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft
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2016-12-23 (mondaq.com)
Insider Trading: What can we learn from Australia's first corporate penalty? - Corporate Crime - Australia
An Australian court has determined the civil penalty for a corporation's breach of the law against insider trading.
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2016-12-08 (afr.com)
Market "the victim," court says as Hochtief fined $400,000 for insider trading
Hochtief, CIMIC's controlling shareholder, will pay a $400,000 fine and make a $206,800 donation after settling an insider trading case.
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2016-12-08 (smh.com.au)
German owner of CIMIC, Hochtief, fined $400,000 for insider trading after ASIC probe
German construction company Hochtief, the controlling shareholder in engineering contractor CIMIC Group, has been fined $400,000 after being found to have engaged in insider trading.
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2016-02-02 (news.com.au)
Hochtief in gun over insider trading
THE corporate watchdog has launched proceedings against German construction group Hochtief’s Australian subsidiary, seeking a financial penalty for insider trading.
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2016-02-02 (handelsblatt.com)
Hochtief: Australia accuses German construction company of insider trading
Hochtief is in the sights of the Australian authorities: the German group is said to have engaged in insider trading in shares in the subsidiary Leighton. Now there is a risk of a fine.
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2016-02-01 (afr.com)
No excuses for Hochtief board
It always smelt suspicious and two years later the verdict is in: the German firm was insider trading in Leighton shares. Now the courts must impose a penalty.
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2013-10-03 (faz.net)
Leighton: Hochtief subsidiary suspected of corruption
The Australian Hochtief subsidiary Leighton is defending itself against allegations of corruption. According to reports, there was a “culture of rewarding corruption.”
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(theconversation.com)
To protect markets we need strict penalties for insider trading
For the first ever case a corporation was fined for insider trading. But we should consider stiffer penalties to protect markets.
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