Murakami Fund probed over possible insider stock trading

Murakami Fund probed over possible insider stock trading

TOKYO, Japan - Yoshiaki Murakami, head of the Murakami Fund, speaks with reporters after attending a shareholders general meeting of Nippon Broadcasting System Inc. in Tokyo in June 2005. Prosecutors are investigating whether his fund conducted insider stock trading in connection with its purchases of Nippon Broadcasting System shares, sources familiar with the matter said on June 2.

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