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A former hedge fund manager was convicted Wednesday of leading an investment scheme that caused clients, ranging from former NFL players to his mother, to lose millions of dollars while he spent the money on jewelry, real estate and a $500,000 wedding.
ATLANTA HEDGE FUND MANAGER CONVICTED IN $150 MILLION FRAUD SCHEME Defendant Lied to Investors and Diverted Millions for Personal Use ATLANTA - After a two-week trial, a federal jury returned a guilty verdict against Kirk Wright of Marietta, Ga., on charges of mail fraud, securities fraud and...
By Cary O'Reilly Bloomberg News Kirk S. Wright, the jailed hedge-fund manager for National Football League players, was found guilty Wednesday of money laundering and fraud that cost investors, including several professional athletes, more than $150 million. A federal jury in Atlanta found...
A former hedge fund manager was convicted Wednesday of leading an investment scheme that caused clients, ranging from former NFL players to his mother, to lose millions of dollars while he spent the money on jewelry, real estate and a $500,000 wedding. Kirk Wright, 37, faces up to what amounts to...
WASHINGTON: A federal jury in Atlanta on Wednesday convicted former hedge fund manager Kirk Wright on charges of scamming investors, including former professional athletes, out of $150 million, the Justice Department said. Kirk was found guilty on charges of mail fraud, securities fraud and money...
ATLANTA, May 21 DOJ-money-laundering Defendant Lied to Investors and Diverted Millions for Personal Use ATLANTA, May 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- After a two-week trial, a federal jury returned a guilty verdict against Kirk Wright of Marietta, Ga., on charges of mail fraud, securities fraud and...
ATLANTA -- A former hedge fund manager was convicted Wednesday of leading an investment scheme that caused clients, ranging from former NFL players to his mother, to lose millions of dollars while he spent the money on jewelry, real estate and a $500,000 wedding. Kirk Wright, 37, of Marietta,...
A former hedge fund manager was convicted Wednesday of leading an investment scheme that caused clients, ranging from former NFL players to his mother, to lose millions of dollars while he spent the money on jewelry, real estate and a $500,000 wedding.
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