(Bloomberg) — Florida money manager Arthur Nadel pleaded guilty to 15 fraud counts, 13 months after he disappeared for two weeks in January 2009 as state authorities started investigating investor complaints about missing money.U.S. District Court Judge John Koeltl in Manhattan accepted the guilty pleas today. Nadel, 77, founder of Scoop Management Inc.
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18 charged over alleged bank fraud ring
May 30th, 2009
Before You Invest Manhattan’s district attorney has announced the indictment of 18 people including former employees of JPMorgan Chase Bank, TD Bank and HSBC over an alleged identity theft and check fraud scheme believed to have affected hundreds of victims. The 227-count indictment contests that between October 1st 2007 and February 10th 2009, the defendants conspired to steal bank account and personal information, which they then used to manufacture thousands of counterfeit checks. Jasper Grayson and James Malloy are said to have bought the data necessary to forge the checks by recruiting a number of bank employees with access to account records. Once they had obtained the details, Mr Grayson and Mr Malloy are alleged to have made the checks using specialist computer software, scanners, printers, magnetic ink and company logos found on the internet. Conspirators are also said to have enlisted “soldiers” to cash and deposit the checks. The individuals recruiting these “soldiers” obtained their personal details so the counterfeit checks could be made out to them. District attorney Robert Morgenthau said victims of the alleged conspiracy included private individuals, companies, religious institutions and both city and state agencies. Mr Morgenthau has served has Manhattan’s district attorney since 1975.
Nadel pleads not guilty to $360m investment fraud
May 2nd, 2009
Before You Invest Hedge fund manager Arthur Nadel has pleaded not guilty to a 15-count indictment accusing him of orchestrating a $360 million investment fraud.Federal prosecutors contest that Mr Nadel engaged in securities fraud, wire fraud and mail fraud to dupe 350 investors into handing over their money.According to the government’s complaint, the hedge fund manager collected millions of dollars in fees by misrepresenting the historical returns and assets of the funds under his control.Investors are said to have been misled by the alleged fraud for the last ten years.Mr Nadel is currently in custody as he cannot meet the conditions of his $5 million bail.
CBOT traders indicted for fraud
April 2nd, 2009
Before You Invest (Crain’s) — Two veteran Chicago Board of Trade floor traders were indicted for allegedly cheating customers out of $2 million.Edward Sarvey of Lemont and David Sklena of Skokie, both longtime traders in the CBOT’s five-year Treasury note futures pit, allegedly carried out the fraud on the morning of March 1, 2004, just as the U.S.
Former Morgan Stanley Broker Prosecuted for Theft
February 19th, 2009
Before You Invest A former Morgan Stanley vice president was arraigned on a 43-count indictment for stealing $2.5 million from the company over a seven-year period.Richard Garaventa Jr., an ex-vice president in operations, wrote 50 company checks between Sept. 5, 2001, and Dec. 24, 2008, ranging from $8,670 to $74,812, made out to a firm he made, according to the indictment obtained by Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau and filed Feb.
Agriprocessors CEO Sholom Rubashkin was granted a new hearing over whether he should remained jail
January 20th, 2009
Before You Invest former chief executive officer of the nation’s largest kosher meatpacking plant was granted a new hearing over whether he should remained jail as he awaits a trial on charges stemming from a large immigration raid.Chief U.S. District Court judge Linda Reade said in an order last week she will hear testimony and consider written evidence at the new bail hearing Thursday for former Agriprocessors CEO Sholom Rubashkin.He originally faced 12 counts of bank fraud, harboring illegal immigrants, document fraud and identity theft.
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