Posts Tagged ‘Credit Suisse Group’

Julian Tzolov apprehended by Department of Justice

(Bloomberg) — Julian Tzolov, the fugitive former Credit Suisse Group AG broker who was charged with bail jumping, has been arrested, Assistant Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Daniel Spector said in a letter to court filed today. Authorities in Marbella, Spain have taken Tzolov into custody following an international manhunt after he disappeared in New York in May.

Tzolov, who’s accused of fraudulently selling clients subprime mortgages linked to auction-rate securities, was declared a fugitive in June.

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CME rival ELX set to launch, but bad blood could mar debut

(Crain’s) — CME Group Inc. rival ELX Futures L.P. got the regulatory green light to open an electronic exchange offering futures on U.S. Treasuries.

On board for the planned June launch will be ELX’s founders — including BCG Partners Inc., Citadel Investment Group, Citigroup Inc., Deutsche Bank A.G., Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, Barclays PLC, Credit Suisse Group, Getco, J.

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Large Recent FINRA Arbitration Awards A Sign?

Finra securities arbitration panels have handed investors two huge wins in recent months, but lawyers and industry observers are divided about whether such noticeable awards signal favorably for investors.

Regardless, the awards — from the three-member panels of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc.

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Ex Credit Suisse Brokers Face New Subprime Related Charges

Two former Credit Suisse Group AG brokers accused of fraudulently selling clients subprime mortgages linked to auction-rate securities pleaded not guilty to a dozen new fraud charges.

Julian Tzolov and Eric Butler were first indicted last year on securities fraud and conspiracy charges in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn, New York.

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Credit Suisse Found Liable and Order to Pay Institutional Investor $400 Million for Auction Rate Recomendation

Credit Suisse Group was ordered to pay a $400 million arbitration award to STMicroelectronics NV, after the Swiss semiconductor maker alleged Credit Suisse mishandled its investment in auction-rate securities, according to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.

Finra — formed by the merger of the National Association of Securities Dealers and a New York Stock Exchange regulatory arm — also ordered the bank to pay $3 million in attorney and expert-witness fees, $1.5 million in financing fees and interest on the original value of the ARS until the award is paid.

An STMicro spokesman declined to comment.

In a statement, Credit Suisse said: “We respectfully disagree with the arbitration panel’s award and are reviewing our legal options.”

According to its complaint to Finra, STMicro wanted to invest in student-loan securities backed by U.S.

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