SEC Charges Gas Exploration and Production Company and Former CEO with Failing to Disclose Executive Perks - sec.gov -BoardProspects

SEC Charges Gas Exploration and Production Company and Former CEO with Failing to Disclose Executive Perks

sec.gov Feb 24 2021 BoardNews

SEC announced settled charges against an Oklahoma-based gas exploration and production company, Gulfport Energy Corporation, and its former CEO, Michael G. Moore, for failing to properly disclose as compensation certain perks provided to Moore, as well as failing to disclose certain related person transactions...
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