Billionaire Carl Icahn and company fined $2 million over secret personal loans secured with company stock
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Carl Icahn and his company were charged by U.S. regulators for failing to disclose billions in personal loans secured by Icahn Enterprises' securities, resulting in significant penalties.
From Dec. 31, 2018, Icahn pledged 51% to 82% of Icahn Enterprises’ securities as collateral for personal loans but failed to disclose these pledges in annual reports until 2022.
Icahn did not file required amendments related to his personal loan agreements dating back to 2005, with failures persisting until at least July 2023.
Despite past notoriety as a corporate raider, Icahn’s present controversies stem from regulatory compliance issues involving significant personal financial dealings.
Read at Fortune
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