Last Days of MF Global

Attorney writes series of articles analyzing legal issues and financial transactions during MF Global's last days

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 20, 2012 --Attorney R. Tamara de Silva writes that the last days of MF Global may have been criminal in a series of articles on MF Global available at http://www.timelyobjections.com/
"Corzine adjusted his testimony on December 15, 2011 to account for the seeming contradiction. However, how well Corzine may have done to avoid perjury or any role in a possible fraud remains to be seen. A closer examination of Corzine’s testimony and the events leading up to MF Global’s bankruptcy on October 31, 2011 suggests problems. If there is any purpose to be achieved in having Corzine testify again, lawmakers should focus their questions towards the failed purchase of MF Global by Interactive Brokers and all customer agreements, including emails between MF Global and account holders leading up to the purported transfers of $175 million and $700,000 in as yet missing customer segregated funds and the firms use of a type of repurchase agreement." R. Tamara de Silva

More information can be found online at http://www.timelyobjections.com/2011/12/why-mf-globals-last-days-may-have-been-criminal.html

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