| Description |
xiv, 354 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, map ; 24 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 335-336) and index. |
| Contents |
A red wagon in a field of snow -- The slot machine that kept coming up cherries -- Falling down the rabbit hole -- Finding more Peters (to pay Paul) -- The goddess of justice wears a blindfold -- Didn't anyone want a Pulitzer? -- More red flags than the Soviet Union -- Closing the biggest barn door in Wall Street history -- Soaring like an eagle surrounded by turkeys -- Epilogue : Mr. Pinkslip goes to Washington. |
| Summary |
No One Would Listen is the exclusive story of the Harry Markopolos-lead investigation into Bernie Madoff and his $65 billion Ponzi scheme. While a lot has been written about Madoff's scam, few actually know how Markopolos and his team-affectionately called "The Fox Hounds" by Markopolos himself, uncovered what Madoff was doing years before this financial disaster reached its pinnacle. Unfortunately, no one listened, until the damage of the world's largest financial fraud ever was irreversible. |
| Subject |
Madoff, Bernard L.
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Ponzi schemes -- United States.
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Investment advisors -- Corrupt practices -- United States.
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Hedge funds -- United States.
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Securities fraud -- United States -- Prevention.
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United States. Securities and Exchange Commission -- Rules and practice.
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| Added Author |
Casey, Frank.
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Chelo, Neil.
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Kachroo, Gaytri.
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Ocrant, Michael.
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| ISBN |
9780470553732 cloth |
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0470553731 cloth |
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