Norfolk Pension Fund wins rare US securities fraud class action case

Holly Roach
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The Norfolk Pension Fund has been successful as the lead plaintiff in a class action case that went to jury trial in California involving securities fraud.

The pension fund won a major victory in a rare jury verdict that found Puma Biotechnology, and its CEO and board chairman Alan Auerbach, liable for securities fraud. After nearly four years of l...

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