Bernard Madoff
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Madoff investors challenge payback formula in NYC -
Dozens of people who recouped more than their investments in imprisoned financier Bernard
Madoff's (MAY'-dawfs) business have asked a federal court in New York City to force a trustee to include fictitious profits when considering ...
15:33 :
Merkin Asks Judge to Dismiss Madoff Feeder-Fund Lawsuit -
Hedge fund manager J. Ezra Merkin asked a U.S. federal judge to dismiss an investor class-action lawsuit accusing him of recklessly funneling millions of dollars to the now-imprisoned Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff.
01:56 :
Suit blames Mets owners for Madoff-related losses -
The owners of the New York Mets should be held accountable for letting their workers put more than $16 million in 401(k) assets into accounts controlled by jailed financier Bernard Madoff, a widow said in a lawsuit filed Friday. ...
22:34 :
NY suit seeks $30 million in Madoff family money -
NEW YORK (AP) -- The court-appointed trustee seeking to recover billions of dollars lost by jailed financier Bernard Madoff sued three entities Thursday to get back more than $30 million that he said the
Madoff ...
06:54 :
Madoff trustee plans more lawsuits: report -
BANGALORE (Reuters) - Irving Picard, the court-appointed trustee overseeing the liquidation of Bernard
Madoff's investment firm, is preparing to file new lawsuits to recover funds from investors who were also duped by the Ponzi ...
01:35 :
New lawsuits likely against some Madoff investors -
HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- A court-appointed trustee recovering money for Bernard
Madoff's victims is preparing a fresh wave of lawsuits to wrest funds from some of his investors who withdrew more than the principal they invested ...
00:37 :
Madoff Investors Brace for Lawsuits -
The trustee in the
Madoff case is pursuing account holders who withdrew more than they deposited. Irving Picard said he could wind up suing about half the estimated 2,000 individual investors he has called "net winners" from their ...
20:08 :
Madoff's ex-finance chief released on bail in NYC -
The former finance chief for jailed financier Bernard Madoff was released on $10 million bail Tuesday, months after he admitted his role in an epic fraud that cost thousands of investors billions of dollars and agreed to cooperate ...
15:47 :
Madoff's ex-finance chief released on bail -
The former finance chief for jailed financier Bernard Madoff has been released on $10 million bail. Bernard Madoff - Business - Frank DiPascali - Prison - United States
22:06 :
`Madoff of the Midwest' also gets state sentence -
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- A former Missouri grain dealer already in federal prison for duping roughly 180 farmers out of $27 million has been sentenced to 10 years on state charges in the swindle that landed her the moniker the "Madoff of the Midwest."...
04:45 :
UBS reportedly faces Luxembourg probe -
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Switzerland's
UBS is facing a preliminary forgery investigation by prosecutors in
Luxembourg over how it oversaw funds linked to Bernard Madoff, according to media reports citing ...
16:14 :
[Video] What's Bernie Madoff Up To? -
A quite compelling piece in this weekend's New York Magazine on the current lifestyle of one Bernie
Madoff. The title is: Bernie
Madoff, Free at Last with the byline "In prison he does not have to hide his lack ...
16:50 :
BoNY Mellon unit charged with fraud -
The New York attorney-general’s office has charged a Bank of New York Mellon subsidiary with fraud, saying it deliberately misled clients about investments tied to Bernard Madoff to protect its fee income
14:51 :
Cuomo Sues Ivy, Ex-Officers Over Madoff -
New York's attorney general filed a civil suit against Ivy Asset Management and two of its former senior officers, claiming they learned a series of "disturbing facts" about
Madoff's firm but "hid the truth" from clients.
11:58 :
Cuomo sues Bank of NY Mellon unit over Madoff -
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo sued a Bank of New York Mellon Corp unit and two of its former senior officers on Tuesday, claiming that they kept clients in the dark about problems they learned about involving Bernard Bernard ...