Halls of Justice

A British hedge fund manager has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for smashing a beer bottle in the face of a fellow hedge fund manager.

A California hedge fund manager has been arrested on the other side of the Pacific after being charged with defrauding investors of at least $5 million.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged the auditors of Bernard Madoff's firm with securities fraud, alleging it falsely represented that it had conducted legitimate audits.

One small country is moving to keep its investment industry from becoming another casualty of the Bernard Madoff scandal.

Lawyers for two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers and federal prosecutors used pretrial motions in the fraud case to snipe at one another.

A hedge fund manager has been accused of inventing a billion-dollar client in a bid to attract new investors.

More than nine months after he went on the lam, convicted hedge fund fraudster Samuel Israel has admitted that he jumped bail.

Service providers are very attentive to the needs of their hedge fund clients, but one may have gone a step or two too far.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has sued two hedge fund employees for bribery, including taking more than $300,000 in exchange for routing trades to two brokers.

After three attempts to plead guilty were brushed aside by a worried judge, the bizarre tale of convicted hedge fund fraudster Samuel Israel may finally reach something of a conclusion today, when he is expected to admit to bail jumping.