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May 16, 2022 · In 1999, plaintiff Stuart Feldman acquired a minority stock interest in nominal defendant Flashpoint Technology, Inc. through his wholly-owned company, Chelsey Capital, LLC. In 2015, Feldman caused Chelsey to transfer its Flashpoint shares to another Feldman-owned entity, SDF Funding LLC.
Jul 8, 2022 · (“SDF”) and Stuart D. Feldman (“Feldman”) (together, the “Plaintiffs”), filed this derivative suit on behalf of the nominal defendant FlashPoint Technology, Inc. (“FlashPoint”). Relevant here, Feldman initially invested in FlashPoint through his wholly owned subsidiary, Chelsey Capital, LLC (“Chelsey”), in 2019 and caused
Nov 21, 2003 · Nov. 21, 2003. If Stuart D. Feldman succeeds in his bid to buy the Nets, it will be the most public thing he has ever done. His company, Chelsey Capital, has made few deals that have been in the ...
Jun 24, 2022 · Relevant here, Feldman initially invested in FlashPoint through his wholly owned subsidiary, Chelsey Capital, LLC ("Chelsey"), in 2019 and caused Chelsey to transfer the FlashPoint stock to SDF, another of his wholly owned subsidiaries, in March 2015. (2) On February 16, 2021, the defendants moved for partial summary judgment.
May 16, 2022 · Background In 1999, plaintiff Stuart Feldman acquired a minority stock interest in nominal defendant Flashpoint Technology, Inc. through his wholly-owned company, Chelsey Capital, LLC. In 2015, Feldman caused Chelsey to transfer its Flashpoint shares to another Feldman-owned entity, SDF Funding LLC.
Feb 1, 2022 · In 1999, Feldman acquired 246, 912 shares of Flashpoint stock for $1 million through his wholly-owned subsidiary, Chelsey Capital, LLC ("Chelsey"). In March 2015, Feldman caused Chelsey to transfer the Flashpoint stock to another Feldman-owned entity, SDF. Feldman signed the transfer documents on behalf of both Chelsey and SDF.
Feb 4, 2010 · Note that current NYT Galleon case coverage describes Chelsey Capital as David Slaine’s “own hedge fund operation” yet up until very recently Chelsey was widely known to be headed by NYC financier Stuart D. Feldman (NYT, March 2, 2007, “Hedge funds Loom Large in Stock-Tipping Cases.”)
