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8/10/2007
Federal prosecutors Move Against Financial Advisor of Broadcom Co-Founder
Federal prosecutors Move Against Financial Advisor of Broadcom Co-Founder
Federal prosecutors have moved a step closer to Broadcom co-founder, Henry T. Nicholas III, filing criminal charges against California attorney Craig Steven Gunther, who spent several years managing Nicholas's personal finances.
The Gunther indictment doesn't specifically mention stock option backdating. Early in the year the company made a massive $2.5 billion restatement resulting from backdating irregularities (the original estimate was more like $704 million) and saw its CFO resign as a result of the issues.
More on the Gunther indictment via Reuters.
-- MDT
The Gunther indictment doesn't specifically mention stock option backdating. Early in the year the company made a massive $2.5 billion restatement resulting from backdating irregularities (the original estimate was more like $704 million) and saw its CFO resign as a result of the issues.
More on the Gunther indictment via Reuters.
-- MDT
Labels: backdating, Broadcom, Craig Steven Gunther, Gregory Reyes, Henry Nicholas, stock options
Impending fatherhood has clouded my mind and dulled my blog-fu. We're due tomorrow so I am fairly well distracted.
I have humbly corrected the above post.
-- MDT