Newly reviewed documents from the Jeffrey Epstein files indicate he regularly collected confidential information on stocks and startups from his network of well-connected associates. The files show Epstein sometimes used the tips cultivated from his network to invest for himself.
Specific instances reportedly include former JPMorgan Chase executive Jes Staley emailing details about a secret M&A deal the bank was working on. Documents also showed Epstein received information tied to merger discussions involving the credit bureau TransUnion and got updates on biotech startups like Editas Medicine.