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Sir Allen Stanford Fraud Case SEC Charges

By Richard WIlson on  From richard-wilson.blogspot.com
Sir Allen Stanford Sir Allen Stanford Fraud Case | SEC Below is a short video on Sir Allen Stanford who was just accused of fraud by the SEC. Below the video please see 5 additional resources on this unfolding case. If you are viewing this article via our daily hedge fund newsletter please click here to watch the embedded videos: Resource #1 : Resource #2: The Securities and Exchange Commission charged R. Allen Stanford with an $8 billion fraud centered around the sale of certificates of...Read Full Story

Robert Allen Stanford - Stanford International Bank and Stanford Capital Management - Fraud In the News! What Motivates Fraud?

By Chuck Gallagher on  From chuckgallagher.wordpress.com
It seems that the flood gates are open with no hope of shutting - at least any time soon - with investigations and indictments of fraud!  Madoff, Dryer, Grigg and now Stanford.  Every where you turn there is another fraud or investment scam being reported.  I’ve seen a lot over the years as a business ethics and fraud prevention speaker , but this is a profound season for fraud discovery.  So the question - what motivates fraud?  To address a question like that you need to look at the scope...Read Full Story

Sir Allen Stanford: Another Giant Banking Fraud

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In yet another giant banking fraud turned up by an S.E.C. still reeling from the Bernard Madoff scandal, banking and cricket giant Sir Robert Allen Stanford was arrested in his Houston offices Tuesday morning for an alleged massive fraud. The Securities and Exchange Commission is charging Stanford and two cohorts with a "massive ongoing fraud" that involves Stanford Financial Group lying about the nature of high-risk investments by calling them liquid. The S.E.C. says Stanford Financial...Read Full Story

Wanted Robert Allen Stanford Venezuela bound

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Wanted Robert Allen Stanford is now a fugitive and SEC officials don't look any likelier to get their man than his investors do to get their money back, Felix Salmon writes in Portfolio. Regulators have been sniffing around his operations for long enough to ensure he's got a contingency plan already in action, probably involving that missing $8 billion and one of his multiple private jets, Salmon notes. Stanford has likely stashed his cash in one or several of his banking operations in many...Read Full Story

Report on John Allen the net Professional (Portion 1 of 2)

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Robert allen   just isn't an unknown organization on the globe regarding online marketing method not will be his or her brand not used to anybody who had been inside the online business entire world for a few weeks. Robert Allen makes his mark throughout discipline of website marketing anf the husband uses every single key inside guide quite efficiently they are driving people to his or her internet sites and then sell his merchandise or items he or she prefers to market and then sell on. So...Read Full Story
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As the government rested its fraud case against financier R. Allen Stanford, the Houston Business Journal published a detailed Q&A with a corporate videographer who had access to him. Videographer Dave Henry, who spent eight years filming at Stanford Financial Group, appeared to have plenty of encounters with Stanford and CFO Jim Davis, who has pleaded guilty. Stanford had more than 200 employees in its Miami and Boca Raton offices in...  
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Watching “The Smartest Guys in the Room” documentary about Enron gave Houston videographer Dave Henry his own bright idea. Henry had spent an eight-year chunk of his career filming the moments that compose 1,200 hours or so of financier R. Allen Stanford’s presence in the Houston and international investment landscape. Shortly before federal agents locked the doors to Stanford Financial Group in 2009, investigating SEC claims of $8 billion in...  
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A former Stanford Financial Group Stanford Financial Group Latest from The Business Journals Stanford’s defense questions Ex-CFO’s 2009 letter Stanford's .1 billion bank? Try 3.6 million Former Stanford CFO testifies of company fraud Follow ...  
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HOUSTON — During final proofing of his offshore bank's 2003 annual report, R. Allen Stanford changed the numbers to make them more favorable, an executive involved in producing the report testified Friday in Stanford's fraud trial. Stanford remarked that ...  
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The first few days of the criminal trial for accused Ponzi schemer R. Allen Stanford have featured testimony of former executives in his financial empire. Stanford, who had a large office in Miami, is on trial in Houston, where his Stanford Financial Group was based. He denies allegations of issuing more than $7 billion in fake certificates of deposit, part of an alleged Ponzi scheme that led investigators to shut down the company’s offices...  
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Stanford Fraud Case Puts Old Friends at Odds Allen Stanford's former college roommate James Davis is now the chief prosecution witness against him. Davis will testify that he witnessed and participated in Stanford's $7 billion Ponzi scheme, the New York Times reports.  
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The trial of Robert Allen Stanford begins this week. Stanford, a billionaire who established well-known financial institutions in Antigua, Barbuda and elsewhere, was charged with orchestrating a $7 billion Ponzi scheme in 2009. Using investor ...  
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