The Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday charged a former finance manager at Amazon  (AMZN) – Get Report and two family members with insider trading, improperly earning $1.4 million of profit between January 2016 and July 2018.

In a complaint the SEC filed in a federal court in Seattle, the agency said that Laksha Bohra, a senior manager in Amazon’s tax department who worked on the Seattle tech and online-retail giant’s earnings reports; her husband, Viky Bohra, and Viky’s father, Gotham Bohra, traded on confidential information about Amazon’s financial performance.

The SEC’s complaint alleges that in 11 separate accounts maintained by different members of the Bohra family, Viky and Gotham Bohra traded on confidential information that Laksha shared.

“We allege that the Bohras repeatedly and systematically used Amazon’s confidential information for their own gain,” said Erin Schneider, director of the SEC’s San Francisco Regional Office, in a statement.