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Raj Rajaratnam, (born June 15, 1957, Colombo, Ceylon [now Sri Lanka]), American investor who was convicted in 2011 of securities fraud and conspiracy in one of the largest prosecutions of insider trading (trading on information not available to the public) in U.S. history and the first such case to rely on evidence obtained from wiretaps (see ...

Rajaratnam was the founder of the wildly successful technology hedge fund Galleon that was needlessly destroyed by zealous prosecutors, and Uneven Justice is his “attempt to shed light on the...

Raj Rajaratnam, the mastermind of what prosecutors called one of the largest hedge fund insider-trading rings in U.S. history, maintained his innocence, criticized the rules that convicted him...

Raj Rajaratnam, convicted of insider trading charges and now free after more than 7 years in federal prison, has authored a new book, Uneven Justice, about his experience of being prosecuted in...

In the spartan offices of his small private investment firm, Raj Rajaratnam, former inmate 62785-054, is searching for his next big trade. All is quiet inside the townhouse in Manhattan’s East 50s – 200 miles and a world away from the federal prison where he served seven-and-a-half years for insider trading.

Rajaratnam — who’s still required to check in with federal prison officials in Brooklyn — has tried to keep a low profile since he was released from federal prison in July. Staff at 60 Sutton...

Raj Rajaratnam, the former hedge fund founder who was slapped with a record 11-year prison sentence in 2011 for insider trading, is releasing a tell-all book about his epic fall from grace.

Sri Lanka-born Rajaratnam became a billionaire as the founder of the Galleon Group, a hedge fund firm in New York. In 2009, the FBI arrested him for insider trading, and a jury found him guilty...