Dynamic Decisions Founder Denies Wrongdoing, Says Investors Will Be Made Whole

Nov 17 2009 | 3:54am ET

The founder of Dynamic Decisions Capital Management, which is facing a fraud probe in Britain, has denied any wrongdoing and said that investors in its hedge funds will likely receive all of their money back.

Alberto Micalizzi (pictured right), an Italian finance professor, said that “any speculation of fraudulent activity is totally unfounded and results from misunderstanding and lack of knowledge of the specifics of our case.”


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