By Kirstin Ridley
(Reuters) -A former top Wizz Air executive has been fined for secretly trading more than 4 million pounds ($5 million) worth of company shares in the run-up to financial results, the first such sanction by Britain’s markets watchdog.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Wednesday that Andras Sebok, a former chief supply chain officer, would pay a 123,500 pound penalty after he failed to disclose 115 trades in Wizz Air stock, 18 of which were made during a…
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