Topics: fraud
- MF Global Customers to Get Most of Their Money Back - FreehFebruary 04, 2013Former customers of Jon
Corzine's collapsed brokerage MF Global would recover most, and
probably all, of their money under the latest projections by the
trustee liquidating its bankrupt parent company.+ Comment
- The Road to Big DataDecember 11, 2012As big data becomes inescapable in today's financial services industry, institutions can prepare by surveying the analytics landscape, targeting a specific problem to solve, studying relevant cases and expanding capabilities with the right technology solut
- My Actions Were Not Fraudulent, Says UBS "Rogue Trader"October 26, 2012Accused UBS "rogue trader" Kweku Adoboli said on Friday he did not believe his behaviour had been fraudulent and it was unfair to suggest that his previous jobs in the UBS back office had given him the knowledge and skills to commit fraud.
- Peregrine CEO Pleads Guilty to Fraud; To Stay in JailSeptember 18, 2012Peregrine Financial Group's former Chief Executive Russell Wasendorf Sr. pleaded guilty on Monday to embezzling more than $100 million from customers of his futures brokerage, lying to regulators to cover his tracks, and mail fraud.
- Court Told of UBS "Rogue Trader" Spread-Betting LossesSeptember 18, 2012Accused UBS "rogue trader" Kweku Adoboli lost 123,000 pounds ($200,000) on a spread-betting account in his last year at the Swiss bank even though he had been in trouble over personal trading and UBS had banned it, a British court heard on Monday.
- Mobile: Data Security's New FrontierApril 06, 2012As clients increasingly expect to be able to trade, transfer funds and do almost anything else they can do on a PC from their mobile devices, Wall Street technology executives must figure out how to protect data outside the enterprise.
- Data-Centric Security Offers Best Defense Against Cyber ThreatsApril 03, 2012Data-centric security offers the best defense against advanced persistent threats, argues Voltage Security's Mark Bower.
- Market Fraudsters vs. the Genuine(rs): Who's Winning?March 13, 2012Managing systemic risk — and preventing market abuse — is one of today’s greatest challenges, and regulators have been intensifying their efforts to clean up the markets. But are the good guys winning the war against fraudsters?
- Bernie Madoff Reveals The Worst Part of PrisonOctober 27, 2011Bernie revealed what keeps him up at night: And it's not, as you might think -- or hope -- his victims.
- It's Not A Good Time To Be An Insider TraderOctober 13, 2011New investigative techniques and less lenient judges mean life (behind bars) is tougher than ever before for insider traders.
- Insider Fraud: Watch Out, Your Bank Could Be The Next One To Lose BillionsOctober 04, 2011Worryingly, once an incident has occurred, it takes organizations an average of 89 days to discover it.
- Severe Blow For Madoff Trustee Attempting To Recover Billions For VictimsSeptember 29, 2011Federal Judge Rakoff is turning into Irving Picard's arch nemesis.
- Resignation of UBS Chief Quite A TurnaroundSeptember 26, 2011The resignation marked a striking fall for Gruebel, a former chief executive at Credit Suisse where he was known as "Saint Ossie".
- Irving Picard Could Be Biggest Winner In Madoff Scandal May 27, 2011According to Bloomberg, Picard charges $5,803 for a day's work. And now 800 Madoff investors who are trying to recover the funds they lost in the sprawling Ponzi scheme, are understandably angry at the trustee's hefty pay day.
- 'Insider Trading' Trial Of The Century Starts TodayMarch 08, 2011A judge began vetting potential jurors today in the insider trading trial of hedge-fund executive Raj Rajaratnam.
- Madoff Trustee Says JP Morgan Execs Knew Of FraudFebruary 04, 2011Irving Picard filed a $6.4 billion lawsuit against JP Morgan in December. It was unsealed Thursday.
- Attachmate Tackles Insider Fraud With LuminetJuly 02, 2010Luminet captures user activity across the enterprise, helping organizations to protect sensitive data, reduce internal fraud and enable regulatory compliance, according to Attachmate.
- Insider Trading: Can It Be Stopped?January 29, 2010With the SEC under pressure to salvage its battered reputation, the regulator has been acting with new-found zeal to eliminate insider trading.
- FBI Investigates $10 million Citigroup HackDecember 22, 2009It is not yet known whether thieves gained access to Citibank's systems directly or through third parties, according to the Wall Street Journal.
- China Businesswoman Sentenced To Death for $56m Investor FraudDecember 18, 2009Wu Ying used the money for personal use and operating costs and to pay off loans, according to reports.



















