Robert DiGennaro, 40, former chairman of the...
Robert DiGennaro, 40, former chairman of the Suffield Savings Bank, Hartford, Conn., and Arthur Silverman, 62, of West Hartford, Conn., were charged in connection with insider trading that allegedly occurred before the bank’s 1986 purchase of a bank in Maine. The Connecticut indictments were announced a day after the two men were indicted by a federal grand jury in Boston on charges of perjury stemming from an investigation into the insider trading. DiGennaro was accused by the New Haven grand jury of disclosing confidential information about merger negotiations.
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