Blogging the Senate’s Madoff Hearing January 27, 2009, 12:53 pm The Madoff ScandalIndustries Financial ServicesThe Senate Banking Committee held a hearing on Tuesday to look into the disgra

Lawmakers excoriated federal regulators on Monday for failing to pursue "red flags" signaling that Bernard Madoff's storied investment business was an elaborate Ponzi scheme, and some officials promis

Madoff might not have made any trades Agency can't find evidence his funds bought or sold through his brokerage Globe Staff / January 15, 2009 As investigators try to untangle the scheme that Ber

Interview by DEBORAH SOLOMON Published: January 22, 2009 As the former chief of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which is supposed to protect the American people from investment fraud, how

Regulators Defend Madoff Oversight Published: January 27, 2009 WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Top federal regulators defended their oversight of securities markets on Tuesday and said they had investiga

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Grandiosity: Fraud's Perfect Cloak By Allan Sloan Tuesday, January 6, 2009; Yes, there really are times when life imitates art. A case in point: the Bernie Madoff scandal, in which the disgraced

SEC flaws exposed by Madoff scandal By Joanna Chung in New York Published: February 13 2009 02:00 | Last updated: February 13 2009 02:00 Much of the blame for missing Bernard Madoff's alleged $50bn

Following the scorching Congressional testimony from whistleblower Harry Markopolos, who spent eight fruitless years trying to bring the Madoff scandal to light, Securities and Exchange offi

SEC’s Shortcomings Exposed Thank you, Bernie Madoff. I want to be the first to give you credit for the great service you’ve done for the investing public. Your alleged misdeeds are so over the t

Why The SEC Missed Madoff Liz Moyer, 12.17.08, 06:00 PM EST SEC investigators were duped by Madoff, too. Can Wall Street's fuzz get its own house in order? The SEC's fiscal year 2008 authorized s