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    Madoff Case

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    20102004 Thi Ngoc Thuy Do 1. What are the ethical issues involved in the Madoff case? Bernard Madoff was accused of fraud and creation of a Ponzi scheme which lead to a $65 billion investment loss for hundreds of investors in over the world. Bernard Madoff started a legal business by buying and selling over the counter stocks that were not listed on NYSE.  He deceived many people into thinking his operation as legitimate‚ and completely abused his respectable name and position

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    Madoff Securities

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In the aftermath of the revelation that Bernard Madoff ’s investment fund was a tremendous Ponzi scheme‚ businesses have fallen under heavy scrutiny and continue to be challenged by the public as the result of a growing mistrust in the way business is conducted. Issues in management practices‚ like conflict of interest‚ can be raised from this debacle. Madoff developed a culture of individualism and arrogance that silenced any insurgence. His communication and manipulation

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    The Case of Bernard Madoff

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    the Century: The Case of Bernard Madoff Group No. 5: International Students 麥立妲 98370389 魏維德 98370390 巴玉連 98370452 December 2011 Introduction We chose Bernard Madoff’s case because we thought that we could relate his case to many unethical behaviors. The analysis can be made on decision making and lack of ethical training which we think is an important topic to focus on this course. On Dec. 11‚ 2008‚ Bernard Lawrence Madoff confessed that his vaunted investment

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    Madoff Scandal

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    Schemes 16 The SEC Failure 17 SEC post- Madoff 19 Hedge Fund Transparency 20 Conclusion 21 Bibliography 25 Tables Table 1: List of Madoff Clients (taken from the "The New York Times"‚ last updated June 24‚ 2009) 15 Table 2: 2009 Ponzi Scheme SEC Charges 17 Figures Figure 1 Fairfield Sentry vs Gateway 6 Figure 2 Madoff Investor Funds (taken from http://orgnet.com/madoff.html) 7 Introduction Operating from central Manhattan‚ Bernie Madoff developed the first and biggest global Ponzi

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    I. Executive Summary There is plenty of blame to go around the “Madoff Scandal”; there are multiple theories how Bernie Madoff was able to pull such a cunning scheme for so long‚ but the question is‚ amidst all the finger pointing who is really to be held responsible for it? Upon reading the article‚ I cannot help but feel the same uneasiness in the situation Madoff is facing with the dilemma the Philippines is struggling with right now – the Napoles scam. He was caught up in a huge tangle of problems

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    Assignment 1: Madoff Securities Abstract In the case of Bernie Madoff this is perfect example of how unethical behavior can turn into corruption. Madoff‚ a former investment and stock broker‚ was formally introduced to the world as the ’sole’ operator in the largest Ponzi scheme on record. Madoff turned his financial management company into a colossal Ponzi scheme that swindled billions‚ from thousands of his investors. In this paper we determine the regulatory oversight

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    Running head: BERNARD MADOFF “If it Sounds too Good to be True” Larry Weyer Business Dynamics South University Abstract What can cause a man to take from so many for so long? What kind of human being can make promises that may only be fulfilled if someone else is left holding the bag? Throughout history‚ there have been many thief’s and cheats who have stole or ‘borrowed’ way past their limits and many who still financially plague society. In recent light‚ Bernard Madoff is the man on the

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    Bernard Madoff Case

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    Century: The Case of Bernard Madoff‚ details an elaborate Ponzi scheme and characterizes every aspect of a white collar crime. Bernie Madoff originally began carry out buying and trading stocks legally. Madoff was never registered as an investment advisor and the SEC paid little to no attention to the business he conducted (Gaviria and Smith‚ 2009). Bernie Madoff established a family friendly framework. This framework employed his wife‚ brother‚ niece‚ and sons. Although Madoff denied that any of his family

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    Unethical Behavior in the Workplace: Causes and Corrections Lisa Witzel University of Central Oklahoma Ethics and Organizations Ethics As the lines between what is moral and ethical and what is not becomes more blurred‚ it is important more than ever to desire and maintain an ethical work culture. In the past few decades‚ the fast pace of technology‚ the moral disintegration of values in the general population and the blatant disregard for ethical

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    Impacts of Unethical Behavior In 2005 former Tyco CEO Denise Kozlowski and ex-CFO Mark Swartz where convicted of taking more than $120 million in unauthorized bonuses‚ abusing an employee loan program‚ misrepresenting the company’s financial condition to investors to boost the stock price while selling $575 million in stock (Crawford‚ 2005). Kozlowski and Swartz’s defense was they did not steal from the company. The defendants maintained the board of directors approved all bonus money. Unfortunately

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