McKinsey's
Dikshit Pled to Insider Trading Now
Opposes Removal to India So Sentencing
Delay
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
BBC
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
April 6 –
November 10, 2021 saw "the
unsealing of a criminal
complaint charging PUNEET
DIKSHIT, a partner in a global
management consulting firm
(the “Consulting Firm”), with
securities fraud in connection
with a scheme to commit
insider trading based on
material, nonpublic
information regarding the
upcoming public announcement
that an investment bank (the
“Investment Bank”) – which
DIKSHIT and the Consulting
Firm were advising – would be
acquiring GreenSky, Inc.
(“GreenSky”). The
defendant was arrested earlier
today and will be presented
this afternoon before U.S.
Magistrate Judge Kevin N.
Fox."
Now
retired Judge Fox, when the
time came, approved Dikshit's
release on $1 million bond
secured by $50,000 cash or
property, signature of his
wife required, other
conditions to be met by
November 19, 2021.
While the above
airbrushed out McKinsey and
Goldman Sachs, they are
"Consulting Firm" and
"Investment Bank"
respectively.
On December 15,
2021 Dikshit pleaded guilty:
"PUNEET DIKSHIT, a former
partner in a global management
consulting firm (the
“Consulting Firm”), pled
guilty to one count of
securities fraud in connection
with his scheme to commit
insider trading based on
material, nonpublic
information regarding the
upcoming public announcement
that an investment bank (the
“Investment Bank”) – which
DIKSHIT and the Consulting
Firm were advising – would be
acquiring GreenSky, Inc.
(“GreenSky”). The
defendant pled guilty before
U.S. District Judge Colleen
McMahon."
The plea
agreement provides for a
guideline sentence of 30 to 37
months (plea agreement on
Patreon here).
He is scheduled to be
sentenced on March 30, 2022.
But on
that day, when Inner City
Press went, the sentencing was
postponed - to April 6, it was
said. Into the docket on April
4 went a letter from the
prosecutors, that they
"underwood that the defendant
would consent to a motion for
a judicial order of removal"
to India... "Today, the
defendant advised the
Government that he would not
consent to such a motion." So
when is the sentencing?
The case is US v.
Dikshit, 21-cr-760 (McMahon)
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