Elon Musk en la mira: la SEC plantea severas acusaciones para los acuerdos de Twitter!
Elon Musk en la mira: la SEC plantea severas acusaciones para los acuerdos de Twitter!
Washington, USA - La situación en torno a Elon Musk, el poderoso CEO de Tesla y Twitter, está alcanzando su punto máximo. According to a lawsuit by the US stock exchange supervision, Musk is accused of not properly disclosed by his Twitter share purchases in 2022. This allegedly enabled him to acquire the shares at lower prices, which led to financial damage to other investors. In the submitted lawsuit it is claimed that Musk paid at least $ 150 million (around 146 million euros) less than he should have done because he failed to make his transparency obligation. This violation of the regulations happened when he already had 9 percent of the Twitter shares before reporting his ownership on April 4, 2022-11 days after the legally prescribed period, as reported today.
acusaciones de la información errónea
The SEC argues that Musks delayed information made it possible for him to overprint other investors who may have sold shares at a lower price. En una reacción, Musk describió la SEC como una "herramienta política" que se basa en acusaciones infundadas y no ha hecho nada malo. El abogado de Musk, Alex Spiro, enfatiza que la demanda es una farsa y deja en claro que Musk no había cometido nada ilegal. Esto provoca la controversia sobre el manejo de Musk de los requisitos regulatorios y sus efectos en los inversores.
La SEC no solo requiere una multa, sino también el regreso de las ganancias logradas ilegalmente. These legal difficulties for Musk come at a time when Donald Trump is in discussion, which further strengthens the political dimension of his business decisions. The coming months could be crucial to see whether the new managers of the SEC will continue the lawsuit under the new chairman Paul Atkins, while Musk will continue to be present in the political and financial headlines, reported CBS News.
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