SEC Charges Bankrate, Former Executives With Accounting Fraud
Bankrate Inc. has agreed to pay $15 million to settle accounting fraud charges leveled against it by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Three former executives were also charged, accused of fraudulently manipulating the company’s financial results to meet analyst expectations. Bankrate’s former CFO Edward DiMaria is also accused of selling ...
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