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    http://beforeyouinvest.ca/2009/07/earl-jones-canadian-ponzi/ CBCNEWS. (2009) Ponzi Scheme Suspects Family express ‘Grief‚ Shame’. Retrieved from: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/story/2009/07/20/earl-jones-family-statement.html The New York Times. (2013). Bernard L. Madoff. Retrieved from: http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/m/bernard_l_madoff/index.html

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    led to the collapse of Arthur Andersen and the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. A class action settlement of $7.185 billion was the largest of all time. Former President Jeff Skilling is serving a 24 year sentence. Bernard Madoff: New York money manager Bernard Madoff’s $65 billion Ponzi scheme‚ the largest fraud ever by an individual‚ was exposed in December 2008 when Madoff‚ now doing 150 years in prison‚ confessed to his sons. The case led the SEC‚ which missed several opportunities

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    20102004 Thi Ngoc Thuy Do 1. What are the ethical issues involved in the Madoff case? Bernard Madoff was accused of fraud and creation of a Ponzi scheme which lead to a $65 billion investment loss for hundreds of investors in over the world. Bernard Madoff started a legal business by buying and selling over the counter stocks that were not listed on NYSE.  He deceived many people into thinking his operation as legitimate‚ and completely abused his respectable name and position

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    both are continually insolvent and both are against the law.” Oftentimes‚ the leader of Ponzi schemes are the most respected and trustworthy businessmen. The most notable of these was Bernard Madoff. He is known to have orchestrated the largest financial fraud in U.S. history. In 1960‚ Madoff opened his business‚ Bernard L. Madoff Investments LLC.‚ with the help of his father-in-law. His investment company dealt directly with retail brokers in the stock market. Madoff was able to successfully run his

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    Minor : Management‚ Technology and Entrepreneurship Students : ..................................... Rémi Caroff Ha-Phong Nguyen Hamza Sehaqui Professor :............................... Matthias Finger Lausanne‚ Spring 2013 Corporate governance | Bernard Madoff case Table of content 1.   Introduction and problem statement ................................................................................................. 1   1.1.   The corporate governance context ............................

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    specific type(s) of fraud does it exemplify? (Primary author: Yeseul Jeong) Madoff was one of the biggest and most trusted firm in Nasdaq traded stocks. Many people trusted his firm and made investments to it. Madoff’s firm was called “BMIS”: “Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC” (Gregoriou‚ and Lhabitant 89). Madoff made wealthy people invest‚ promising he would provide higher rate of interest than other firms. However‚ when economic crisis hit in the United States‚ investors wanted to

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    mean she does not endure at all? Perhaps this is a deliberate mis-translation. This quote has also been translated as "Yesterday’s Rome stands only in name‚ we hold only empty names". This line is a verse by twelfth century monk Bernard of Cluny (also known as Bernard of Morlaix). Medieval manuscripts of this line are not in agreement (but the best are secure for Roma). Roma here introduces a "false" quantity‚ with a short-o for the Classical long-o; thus‚ a foolish scribe‚ or a merely a fool‚ wrote

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    Laura Ashley and Federal Express Strategic Alliance Laura and Bernard Ashley began their global presence on their kitchen table in London in 1953 printing textiles hoping for a lifetime in the retail world. Growing to become a famous designer of woman’s affluent clothing ‚ fabrics and home furnishings‚ their style was that of the English rural life and quality to the consumer. The company’s competitive edge was strong as they focused on the needs of women with good tastes‚ yet still had

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    The Case of Bernard Madoff Introduction: Bernard Madoff is a very successful investor and investment adviser in his early career. He is former stock broker‚ investment advisor‚ non-executive chairman of the NASDAQ stock market‚ Madoff founded the Wall Street firm Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC in 1960‚ and was its chairman until his arrest on December 11‚ 2008. The firm was one of the top market maker businesses on Wall Street‚ which bypassed "specialist" firms by directly executing

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    accounting ethics lines are crossed‚ CPAs may and should accept the fact that they can lose their jobs and their livelihoods. They may also find themselves enjoying some quality time in jail depending on the crime like the auditor in the Bernard Madoff case. When Bernard Madoff filed false reports and made misleading statements‚ his accountant David Friehling backed him 100%. This went on for roughly 17 years and $65 billion in stolen funds. It is during that time the Madoff ’s Ponzi scheme went unnoticed

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