2011 0728 – NYT – Settlement of More Than $1 Billion From Madoff-Related Funds, By Reuters – [link]
Mr. Picard has said Tremont, based in Rye, N.Y., which is part of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, was the second-largest “feeder fund” group that funneled money to Mr. Madoff from its own investors.
He sued Tremont for $2.1 billion on Feb. 28, accusing it of missing “red flags” and “blindly relying on Mr. Madoff to drive their funds’ returns” for nearly 15 years.
1:17 – Capuano – Madoff did things that were Illegal, AIG did not
2009 0831 – SEC Inspector General Report (David Kotz) – Investigation of Failure of the SEC to Uncover Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi Scheme – Public Version – Report No. OIG-509 – 477p
(p43) – 1992 – Brochure – The SEC also obtained a “Fact Sheet” that described the structure of the investments with Avellino & Bienes. King Arthur Account Fact Sheet (undated) by Andrew Copperman,16 (The Fact Sheet), at p. 1, at Exhibit 115. The Fact Sheet, a twopage document resembling a brochure, was produced by Andrew Copperman, and answered a variety of questions about the Avellino & Bienes investment, such as the following:
Prepared statements of Madoff victims Adriane Biondo, Ronnie Sue Ambrosino, and Richard Friedman……………. 75
The CHAIRMAN. Sophocles wrote, ”Things gained through unjust fraud are never secure.”
Senate – Committee on Finance
2009 0707 – Congressional Record – Madoff Victims are Victimized Again, This Time By Our Own Government – Ms. Ros-Lehtinen (R-FLA) – 130p
(p20) – The victims’ plight is compelling.
Think about this, Madam Speaker, irrespective of numerous warnings the SEC received dating back 17 years, all of our Federal agencies stood by and did nothing while thousands of investors deposited their money, usually their life savings, with Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities.
2009 0831 – SEC Inspector General Report – Investigation of Failure of the SEC to Uncover Bernard Madoff‘s Ponzi Scheme – Public Version – Report No. OIG-509 – 477p
2009 0910 – GOV (Senate) – Oversight of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Failure to Identify The Bernard L. Madoff Ponzi Scheme and how to Improve SEC Performance, Chris Dodd (D-CT),
SEC – David Kotz – Inspector General of the Securities and Exchange Commission – 23p
Senate – Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
2010 0922 – GOV (Senate) – Oversight of the SEC Inspector General’s Report on the ”Investigation of the SEC’s Response to Concerns Regarding Robert Allen Stanford‘s Alleged Ponzi Scheme” and Improving SEC Performance, Chris Dodd (D-CT)
2020 – AP – Money, Manipulation, & Madoff: What are Ponzi Schemes and How to Avoid Becoming Avoid Becoming a Fraud Victim aud Victim, by Nicole Turgeon, Assumption College – 153p