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From: Les H1/5/2009 9:22:14 AM
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US banks drawn into Bernard Madoff scandal amid fear of more victims
by Mick's sister Suzy Jagger and Christine Seib (unrelated)

The role of America's federally regulated banks in the $50 billion Bernard Madoff investment scandal has come into question after it emerged that a number of victims of his alleged Ponzi scheme thought they had invested their money with an ordinary bank.

Two law firms in Florida, which are gathering claims from Madoff victims, are both representing a couple who say that they believed that they had invested about $1 million (£688,000) with the Westport National Bank, a regulated savings bank in Connecticut, rather than with Mr Madoff.

business.timesonline.co.uk
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