Richard White's Luxury Mansion and Its Past
Richard White's luxury riverfront mansion has a notable history. It was originally built by former high-profile stockbroker Rene Rivkin, known for his insider trading conviction.
Rene Rivkin was convicted of insider trading in 2003 and sentenced to nine months of periodic detention. His experience with the federal police serves as a reminder of the consequences of potentially illegal share trading.
Recently, Richard White joined the group of businesspeople who have experienced a police raid over potentially illegal share trading. This incident draws a parallel between White and Rivkin, both of whom have been involved in high-profile cases related to share trading.
His involvement with the federal police went a step further than investigation and in 2003 he was ultimately convicted of insider trading and sentenced to nine months of periodic detention.
Author's summary: Richard White's mansion has a past tied to insider trading.
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