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ivalm
5y ago
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It was a company announcement material to the fund's prospects, if they lied it would be grounds for a securities fraud suit from their investors.
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thereare5lights
5y ago
Do we know if the fine that they would get is smaller or larger than the amount they stand to save by lying?
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5y ago
But there is no reason to think they are lying. They needed $3b to close, they got 2.85b cash bailout, it makes sense that they closed.
thereare5lights
5y ago
The reason is if they can make more money by lying. If still make a net profit even after any penalties for lying, then why wouldn't they lie? It's not like wall street has shown itself to be upstanding actors.
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