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Hedge Fund Charged

Jessica Sleater
Jul 1, 2015
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The SEC charged a Connecticut-based hedge fund for falsifying valuations of certain unlisted, thinly-traded residential mortgage-backed securities in order to gain higher fees. Click here to read more.

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