Galleon Pays for "Edge"

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The Galleon hedge fund at the center of an insider trading scandal, paid out nearly a quarter billion dollars to its banks last year in return for confidential information not disclosed to most investors, reports Henny Sender, of the Financial Times. She discusses the details with CNBC.

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