An Australian court on Friday sentenced a former vice president of Chinese company Hanlong Mining Investment to more than two years in jail for insider trading, officials said. Bo Shi Zhu, also known as Calvin Zhu, pleaded guilty to three charges of insider trading in July last year and will serve a minimum of 15 months, the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) said in a statement.
"In making the order, (New South Wales Supreme Court judge Peter) Hall, among other things, took into consideration Mr Zhu's high level of co-operation with ASIC's investigation and early guilty plea," ASIC said in a statement.
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