
SEC charges ex-BofA banker over $18.5M insider-trading windfall tied to SJ Industries deal
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has sued Jason Satsky, the former head of Bank of America’s energy and power infrastructure unit, alleging he shared material non-public information about a planned takeover of South Jersey Industries with his friend Gavin Wolfe. Wolfe purchased about 2.2 million South Jersey shares for roughly $53 million between November and December 2021 and later generated about $18.5 million in illegal profits after the deal was announced in February 2022. The SEC says the two exchanged multiple messages and that their relationship included favors beyond business, but Bank of America is not accused; Satsky has left the bank and Wolfe is a former BofA employee who was not at the bank at the time of the trading.













