Allen Stanford, the New Bernie Madoff

[haha]

Stanford: The Manhunt Begins -- Seeking Alpha

 

[Running_Man]

Stanford Financial's analysts regularly appear as guests on CNBC and other business television outlets. The firm has also become a fixture in South Florida, where it's the major corporate sponsor of the Heat, Miami's professional basketball team

I wonder how many more are in the woodwork.

 

[audreyh1]

Wow - I guess the SEC enforcement is back up and running again finally!

Check out this Floyd Norris article about how Cox slowed down/limited SEC enforcement actions during his tenure: Unleashing Enforcement - Floyd Norris Blog - NYTimes.com

Audrey

 

[cardude]

Somebody needs to hire someone to find this loser and admister a little on-site, instant justice-- someone like the guy in the recent movie Taken. How bad was he?

 

[haha]

Somebody needs to hire someone to find this loser and admister a little on-site, instant justice-- someone like the guy in the recent movie Taken. How bad was he?

I just went to IMDB to check this movie out. Sounds like a winner! I've been missing Charles Bronson for years, this might ease my pain.

Ha

 

[Moemg]

And here is our local swindler !


Another Bernard Madoff? Hedge-fund manager Arthur Nadel vanishes with $350 million of clients' cash

 

[mickeyd]

I wonder where he is hiding out. Maybe they should check Madoff's place in NYC; he seems to have a lot of room there and could probably use the company.

 

[Gpond]

His firm sponsored a lot of sporting events.

The next bubble: Athlete salaries.

 

[Brat]

Remember the fellow from the Boston area who testified about Madoff and his efforts to get the attention of the SEC? He said he had a list of others for them to take a look at. I wonder...