Top Fraudsters and Financial Crimes of 2019 in the UK
Eco-investment scheme tops list of more than 600 convicted frauds.
Eco-investment scheme tops list of more than 600 convicted frauds.
Executives allegedly used funds for yacht, sports cars, cosmetic surgery.
SEC alleges firm overcharged investors by inflating fund values.
Patrick McLarry admitted to stealing £250,000 from pension plan he oversaw.
Ruless Pierre, who targeted family and friends, could face 45 years in prison.
Online auction portal allegedly made investors sign confidentiality agreements prior to distributing returns.
Gary Basralian admitted to stealing at least $2 million from his clients.
SEC alleges Phillip Howard took advantage of ‘vulnerable investors’ to line his pockets.
Charges against Brenda Smith could bring maximum of 100 years in prison.
1 Global Capital’s Alan Heide allegedly knowingly signed off on overvalued statements.
UK Regulators warn public to be wary of tactics used to pilfer their savings.