All four pleaded guilty to counts of fraud, with two of the men also pleading guilty to civil charges filed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The men could each face up to ten years in prison when sentencing begins later in the year. Three other defendants have already been sentenced to between one and five years in prison.
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