... and this one.
this is Madoff II or Madoff Jr.
and if GM and others go into bankruptcy and April crude plunges to 35 or lower, then the bottom will be in....
Texas Financial Firm Accused by U.S. of $8 Billion Fraud
By CLIFFORD KRAUSS, PHILLIP L. ZWEIG and JULIE CRESWELL
Published: February 17, 2009
HOUSTON â Stopping what it called a âmassive ongoing fraud,â the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday accused Robert Allen Stanford, the chief of the Stanford Financial Group, of fraud in the sale of about $8 billion of high-yielding certificates of deposit held in the firmâs bank in Antigua. Also named in the suit were two other executives and some affiliates of the financial group.
In the complaint, filed in Federal District Court in Dallas, the S.E.C. accused Mr. Stanford and two associates â James M. Davis, a director and chief financial officer of Stanford Group and the Antigua-based bank affiliate, and Laura Pendergest-Holt, the chief investment officer of both organizations â with misrepresenting the safety and liquidity of the uninsured CDs.
this is Madoff II or Madoff Jr.
and if GM and others go into bankruptcy and April crude plunges to 35 or lower, then the bottom will be in....
Texas Financial Firm Accused by U.S. of $8 Billion Fraud
By CLIFFORD KRAUSS, PHILLIP L. ZWEIG and JULIE CRESWELL
Published: February 17, 2009
HOUSTON â Stopping what it called a âmassive ongoing fraud,â the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday accused Robert Allen Stanford, the chief of the Stanford Financial Group, of fraud in the sale of about $8 billion of high-yielding certificates of deposit held in the firmâs bank in Antigua. Also named in the suit were two other executives and some affiliates of the financial group.
In the complaint, filed in Federal District Court in Dallas, the S.E.C. accused Mr. Stanford and two associates â James M. Davis, a director and chief financial officer of Stanford Group and the Antigua-based bank affiliate, and Laura Pendergest-Holt, the chief investment officer of both organizations â with misrepresenting the safety and liquidity of the uninsured CDs.
