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Sovereign Debt and Securities Fraud – A Wave Ahead ?

Kirk Hartley
Aug 27, 2010
1 min read

The Conglomerate includes this recent post picking up from from the SEC accusing New Jersey of securities fraud. Among other things, the post ask whether the US may soon see a wave of securities suits against sovereigns regarding their statements when selling debt.

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