(Reuters) - Attorneys for Scott and Kamshad could not immediately be reached for comment.
The SEC said the former managers violated their responsibilities to other fund shareholders by engaging in short-term trades that were made in their Putnam-administered deferred compensation and retirement accounts.
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The SEC said the former managers violated their responsibilities to other fund shareholders by engaging in short-term trades that were made in their Putnam-administered deferred compensation and retirement accounts.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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