Regulation
Former Asset Management Firm COO Gets 3 Years in Prison for Fraud
Richard Diver admitted that the money he stole was consumed by his ‘wild’ personal spending.
BlueCrest Capital Management allegedly misled investors about replacing traders with an underperforming algorithm.
Todd Lahr took more than $2.7 million from his own law clients for purported Papua New Guinea mining operations and used it for personal expenses.
Arrayit's president said to lie about firm having COVID-19 blood test.
Randy Levine, a man of many aliases, had been on the lam for 15 years before getting caught in Austria.
Scammers allegedly used investor funds to buy cars, jewelry, and luxury homes.
Sam Sharma could face up to 15 years in prison for defrauding victims of $25 million.