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BlackRock to pay $12 million to settle SEC conflict of interest claims

Regulator alleges former portfolio manager put client money in a BlackRock fund that invested in a company he founded.

The SEC charged BlackRock subsidiary BlackRock Advisors on Monday with failing to disclose a conflict of interest created by the outside business activity of one of the firm's former portfolio managers.

According to the SEC's order, BlackRock agreed to be censured, settle the charges and pay a $12

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