The Wild Wild World of Wealth

Tag archive for ‘Allen Stanford’

  • Wealth Management: How Can We Trust Anyone When…

    I plan to examine three questions. How can we regain confidence when:

    Havoc is more profitable than fixing problems?
    Employees don’t trust the companies they represent?
    Nobody has the global power to regulate financial institutions?

  • Fraud—Spoils of Democrats and Republicans

    Here’s what I don’t get. Why is it necessary to sue these groups? Stanford’s name is toxic. I would think Democrats and Republicans alike would run from any association with him and return funds—quietly, under the radar, without spending taxpayer money through a back-and-forth lawsuit.

  • Part II: The Ponzi Wives Poll

    Last week Acrimoney posted an article entitled, Part I: The Ponzi Wives Poll. We presented the following case. A woman left her husband ten years ago. She waited until 2007 to sue for divorce. As their battle played out in court, a second front emerged. In 2009 the SEC charged the husband with financial fraud.

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