HARTFORD, Connecticut — A Connecticut man was sentenced to two months in prison in Hartford federal court Tuesday after pleading guilty to an insider trading offense.

A report from the Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut said that 40-year-old Weston resident Ryan Squillante will be under supervised release for 18 months following his time in prison.

Additionally, Squillante was fined $331,368.

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Court documents and statements show that Squillante worked from home as Head of Equity Trading at an investment company whose headquarters is in Denver, Colo.

As part of his job, Squillante received material non-public information, or MNPI, regarding multiple publicly traded companies.

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