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I about screamed at the TV when Dylan Ratigan said yesterday Madoff was the “largest Ponzi Scheme in world history.”  What about Social Security does NOT qualify it to be the largest Ponzi Scheme in world history?  That it hasn’t unraveled…..yet?  It can force people at the threat of jail time to keep paying into it while others receive your new money?  That Democrats have a ‘locked box’ (per Al Gore) with the cash in it?

Jim

 

From: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ira
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2008 4:50 PM
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Subject: [RT] Fw: Madoff list....

 

 

: Monday, December 15, 2008 12:39 AM

Subject: Madoff list....

 

 

I think you told me..."If your going to go..go BIG.."

(NYT) Here is the latest list, compiled by Bloomberg News and other news organizations, showing who lost money, how much was lost and where the loss was disclosed:

Access International Advisors, undetermined loss, company statement

Ascot Partners, run by Jacob Ezra Merkin, GMAC's chairman, most of its $1.8 billion in assets, The Wall Street Journal

Banco Santander, $3.6 billion, the Spanish newspaper El Pais

Banque Benedict Hentsch, $48 million, company statement

Benbassat & Cie., $935 million, Reuters, citing the French newspaper Le Temps

BNP Paribas, undetermined loss, The Wall Street Journal

Bramdean Alternatives, 9.5 percent of assets, company statement

The Boston philanthropist Carl Shapiro's charitable foundation, $145 million, The Boston Globe

EIM Group, $230 million, Reuters, citing Le Temps

Fairfield Greenwich Group, $7.3 billion, Bloomberg News

Fix Asset Management, $400 million, company statement

HSBC, $1 billion The Financial Times

Julian J. Levitt Foundation, $6 million, The Washington Post

Kingate Management, $2.8 billion, Bloomberg News

Madoff Family Foundation, $19 million, The Washington Post

Maxam Capital Management, $280 million, The Wall Street Journal

Mirabaud & Cie, A few million Swiss francs, Reuters, citing Le Temps

Neue Privat Bank, $5 million, Bloomberg News

Notz, Stucki & Cie, undetermined loss, Reuters, citing Le Temps

Nomura Holdings, undetermined loss, The Wall Street Journal

Norman Braman, former owners of the Philadelphia Eagles, undetermined loss, The Wall Street Journal

North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System, $5 million, company statement

Optimal Investment Services, undetermined loss, Bloomberg News

Pioneer Alternative Investments, almost all of its $280 million in assets, Bloomberg News

Robert I. Lappin Charitable Foundation, $8 million, The Washington Post

Reichmuth Matterhorn fund, $330 million, letter to clients

Senator Frank Lautenberg's charitable foundation, undetermined loss, The Record of Hackensack, N.J.

Sterling Equities, run by Fred Wilpson, owner of the New York Mets, undetermined loss, company statement

Tremont Capital Management, undetermined loss, The Wall Street Journal

Union Bancaire Privee, $850 million, Reuters, citing Le Temps

Yeshiva University, undetermined loss, The Washington Post and university statement




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