Contents
- 1 Background
- 2 Modus operandi
- 2.1 Purported strategy
- 2.2 Sales methods
- 2.3 Access to Washington
- 3 Previous investigations
- 3.1 Avellino and Bienes
- 3.2 Bernard L. Madoff Securities LLC: 1999, 2000, 2004, 2005, and 2006
- 3.3 FINRA
- 3.4 Red flags
- 4 Final weeks
- 5 Investigation into involvement of others
- 6 Charges and sentencing
- 6.1 Criminal complaint
- 6.2 Plea proceeding
- 6.3 Sentencing and prison life
- 7 Recovery of funds
- 8 Affected clients
- 8.1 Largest stake-holders
- 8.1.1 IRS penalties
- 8.1 Largest stake-holders
- 9 Impact and aftermath
- 9.1 Criminal charges against Aurelia Finance
- 9.2 Grupo Santander
- 9.3 Union Bancaire Privee
- 9.4 Notz Stucki
- 9.5 Bank Medici
- 9.6 The Innocence Project
- 9.7 Westport National Bank
- 9.8 The Picower Foundation
- 9.9 Peter Madoff
- 9.10 Suicides
- 9.10.1 René-Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet
- 9.10.2 William Foxton
- 9.10.3 Mark Madoff
- 9.11 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- 10 See also
- 11 References
- 12 External links
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