Account holders in several major offshore financial centers, including the Bahamas, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands and Cayman Islands, had substantial deposits at alleged fraudster Allen Stanford's Antigua licensed Stanford International Bank Ltd., a document obtained by OffshoreAlert shows.
Offshore providers who allegedly supplied nominee officers and directors for firms accused of perpetrating a $16 million fraud have been added as defendants to a civil lawsuit filed by alleged victims.
Evidence has emerged that a major securities fraud on the New York Stock Exchange could have been prevented if regulators in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands had been more diligent.It appears that a complaint alleging improprieties against offshore reinsurer Gerova
British conmen Lincoln Fraser and Jared Brook, who masterminded the $400 million Imperial Consolidated fraud that failed in 2002, are embroiled in yet another international financial scandal involving a group that has done business under several names, including EasyKard, Saphrau, Wharfside, Quatro and G4 Group.