Epstein Secrets

en T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolari — for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks— Metro West Bank. Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations. Glick. Freedman. Epstein. Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgments

udgment interest and civil penalties, and Glick consented to a permanent bar torn serving as an officer or director of any publicly-traded company. External Sources External Link httplNwwtsec.govnitigationnitreleaseslitrelarchivertitarchive2004.shtM httpiNnerw.sec gsv/litigation/litreleasesbr18675 Mm httplAwv

en T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolan — for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks — MetroVVest Bank. Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations. Glick. Freedman. Epstein. Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgments

dgment interest and civil penalties, and Glick consented to a permanent bar from serving as an officer or director of any publicly- traded company. External Sources External Link Mtg./Atom sec.govaitigationflitreleasesAtrelarchivetlitarchive2004 shini http/Avww.sec govilitigation/litreleaseat 8675 htm http./A

en T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolan — for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks — MetroVVest Bank. Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations. Glick. Freedman. Epstein. Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgments

dgment interest and civil penalties, and Glick consented to a permanent bar from serving as an officer or director of any publicly- traded company. External Sources External Link /Mg./tem-A sec.govditigatorillitreleasesdittelarchiveilitarchive2004 stitrni kittplAteww.sec gov/litigatioNlitreleasesAr18675.htm h

en T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolari - for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks - MetroWest Bank. Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations, Glick, Freedman. Epstein, Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgments

udgment interest and civil penalties, and Glick consented to a permanent bar from serving as an officer or director of any publicly-traded company. External Sources External Source httpl/www.sec.govffitigationnitreleaseslitrelarchivettitarchiye2004.shtml httpl/www.sec.govAitigabonnitreleases/Irl 8675.htrn htt

en T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolari — for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks MetroWest Bank, Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations, Glick, Freedman, Epstein, Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgmen

gment interest and civil penalties, and Glick consented to a permanent bar from serving as an officer or director of any publicly-traded company. External Sources External Source http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/litrelarchive/litarchive2004.shtml http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18675.htm

n T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolari — for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks — MetroWest Bank, Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations, Glick, Freedman, Epstein, Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgmen

gment interest and civil penalties, and Glick consented to a permanent bar from serving as an officer or director of any publicly-traded company. External Sources External Link http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/litrelarchive/litarchive2004.shtml http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18675.htm

ven T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolari - for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks- MetroWest Bank. Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations. Glick. Freedman. Epstein. Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgments

udgment interest and civil penalties, and Glick consented to a permanent bar from serving as an officer or director of any publicly-traded company. External Sources External Link hep://www.secgoviliegationtlitreleases/litrelarchiveilitarchlve2004.shtril htlplAwAv.sec.govilitigationflitreleasesilr1E675 htm hep

en T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolari - for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks - MetroWest Bank, Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations, Glick. Freedman. Epstein, Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgments

w Jones Details Page 2 of 2 Description 1 Special Interest Person (SIP) Roles no rows found Profile Notes Description 2 Other Offiaal lists External Sources External Source no rows found SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION NOTES: Litigation Rel. No. 18675 / April 22, 2004 SEC Charges Former Director o

en T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolari - for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks - MetroWest Bank, Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations, Glick. Freedman. Epstein, Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgments

w Jones Details Page 2 of 2 Description 1 Special Interest Person (SIP) Roles no rows found Profile Notes Description 2 Other Offiaal lists External Sources External Source no rows found SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION NOTES: Litigation Rel. No. 18675 / April 22, 2004 SEC Charges Former Director o

en T. Moore and Romeo J. Pendolari - for illegal insider trading in three publicly-traded Massachusetts banks - MetroWest Bank. Medford Bancorp and Warren Bancorp. Without admitting or denying the Commission's allegations, Glick. Freedman. Epstein, Moore and Pendolari consented to the entry of final judgments

dgment interest and civil penalties, and Glick consented to a permanent bar from serving as an officer or director of any publicly- traded company. External Sources External Link htip./Nmw sec.govilitigationilitreleasesAitrelarchlveilitarchive2004 shtrri http://www.secgov/Irtigationtlitreleasesolr18675.htrn h