Hedge Fund Manager Fined by SEC Over Communication With Husband
- Chopra’s spouse shared confidential analysis with her: SEC
- Chopra and her hedge fund, Ratan, agree to pay $400,000
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Nehal Chopra, whose hedge fund career got an assist from billionaire Julian Robertson, has been fined by U.S. regulators for allegedly engaging in communications with her husband that violated securities laws.
Chopra, 37, runs Ratan Capital Management, a firm she started in 2009 with $25 million from Robertson. Chopra’s husband, Paritosh Gupta, worked at another hedge fund called Brahman Capital from 2005 until 2013.