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SEC v ANDREW BRESSMAN, ROMAN OKIN, RICHARD ACOSTA, et al Click to find out why . . .



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CaseNo: 33-7882, Defendant: Andrew Bressman, Roman Okin, Richard Acosta, Richard Simone, Burton Blank, Mark Goldman and Jack Wolynez Release Nos. 33-7882, 34-43188, Plaintiff: SEC, State: NY New York, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>33-7882, Acosta, Exchange Act, Securities, Commission, Respondent, Proceeding, York, Order Making Findings, Richard Acosta, Customer, Common Stock, Manipulation, Sanctions, Hpi Common Stock, Andrew Bressman, Roman Okin, Requests, Pci, Richard Simone, Grand Jury, Sales Practice, Customer Accounts, Thereunder, Mark Goldman, Jack Wolynez, Regulation, Violations, Execute Customer Sell, Administrative Proceedings, District Attorney , ContentID: 120244270

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1 2000-08-22 SEC ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
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1 . SEC ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
EXCHANGE ACT
SECURITIES
COMMISSION
RESPONDENT
PROCEEDING
YORK
ORDER MAKING FINDINGS
RICHARD ACOSTA
CUSTOMER
COMMON STOCK
MANIPULATION
SANCTIONS
HPI COMMON STOCK
ANDREW BRESSMAN
ROMAN OKIN
REQUESTS
PCI
RICHARD SIMONE
GRAND JURY
SALES PRACTICE
CUSTOMER ACCOUNTS
THEREUNDER
MARK GOLDMAN
JACK WOLYNEZ
REGULATION
VIOLATIONS
EXECUTE CUSTOMER SELL
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Before the
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

   SECURITIES ACT OF 1933
   Release No. 7882 / August 22, 2000

   SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
   Release No. 43188 / August 22, 2000

   ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS
   File No. 3-9168

   In the Matter of

   ANDREW BRESSMAN,
   ROMAN OKIN,
   RICHARD ACOSTA,
   RICHARD SIMONE,
   BURTON BLANK,
   MARK GOLDMAN and
   JACK WOLYNEZ
   Respondents.
   ORDER MAKING FINDINGS
   AND IMPOSING REMEDIAL
   SANCTIONS AND CEASE-AND-
   DESIST ORDER AS TO
   RICHARD ACOSTA

   I.

   On December 6, 1996 the Securities and Exchange Commission
   ("Commission") issued an order postponing these proceedings at the
   request of the District Attorney of the County of New York to permit
   the grand jury impaneled by the District Attorney to complete its
   investigation into the conduct of the respondents in this action and
   to file any resulting indictments. Since that time, respondents Andrew
   Bressman, Roman Okin, Richard Acosta,

   Richard Simone, Mark Goldman and Jack Wolynez have been indicted by
   the grand jury and criminally convicted in connection with their
   activities while employed at A.R. Baron & Co., Inc. On November 4,
   1999, the Commission accepted offers of settlement from respondents
   Bressman, Okin and Simone and issued orders making findings and
   imposing sanctions and other relief as to these respondents.

   In anticipation of the reopening of this proceeding by the Commission,
   Respondent Richard Acosta ("Acosta" or "Respondent") has submitted an
SNIPPETS:
  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • ORDER MAKING FINDINGS AND IMPOSING REMEDIAL SANCTIONS AND CEASE-AND-DESIST ORDER AS TO
  • 1996 the Securities and Exchange Commission
  • issued an order postponing these proceedings at the request of the District Attorney of the
  • Since that time, respondents Andrew Bressman, Roman Okin, Richard Acosta,
  • Richard Simone, Mark Goldman and Jack Wolynez have been indicted by the grand jury and
  • On November 4, 1999, the Commission accepted offers of settlement from respondents Bressman,
  • In anticipation of the reopening of this proceeding by the Commission, Respondent Richard
  • In 1992, Acosta and others at Blair manipulated the market for the common stock of Health
  • In addition, over an extended period of time during his tenure at both Blair and Baron,
  • Richard Acosta, age 32, of New York, New York is presently an inmate in a New York state
  • A.R. Baron & Co., Inc., a Delaware corporation with its principal place of business in New
  • PCI had common stock registered with the Commission under Section 12and warrants registered
  • HPI common stock was listed and traded on both the Amex and Nasdaq.
  • 1991 MARKET MANIPULATION IN PCI STOCK
  • Acosta engaged in the manipulative conduct for the purpose of inducing others to buy the ers that the market in PCI common stock was manipulated.
  • In addition, Acosta placed Regulation T extensions on unauthorized stock purchases to prevent
  • VIOLATIONS OF THE ANTIFRAUD PROVISIONS THROUGH MARKET MANIPULATION
  • conduct of a broker or dealer of the type prohibited by Section 9also violates Section 15of
  • Acosta aided, abetted and caused Baron's violations of the credit provisions, Section 7of the
  • Previously, the Commission instituted administrative proceedings on May 23, 1996 against A.R.
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