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corporate crime
by leon on October 21, 2007
There are some real doozies around but this one is too good to ignore.
In Canada, a hedge fund manager Paul Eustace made the wrong call on US interest rates, lied to investors, lost $208-million, stole about $2 million of client cash, cheated on his wife with a stripper for years and used investor money to give that stripper $1-million worth of gifts including breast augmentation surgery. Now with a few legal problems, he is supporting his family working as a bookkeeper.
More details in this news report.
Extraordinary stuff! Would make a great bad movie script.
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