Remember that pair of hedge funds Bear had a movie reviewer running which, in retrospect, wasn’t the best idea and might’ve contributed to their collapse? Bunch of the people who lost their money when the two ridiculously named funds went under are still upset about the situation. Geoffrey Varga and William Cleghorn, the court appointed liquidators representing the parties that got fucked, argue that Bear shouldn’t have told investors everything was “shipshape” when in reality the funds could not survive “even a slight downtick” in the mortgage market. They want $1 billion plus punitive damages. The empty shell of Bear Stearns has offered free coffee FOR LIFE in settlement talks.
Bear, Auditor Sued Over Mortgage Funds’ Collapse [FINalternatives]
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Bess:
Your posts are real and they are spectacular!
Chris
Love the Seinfeld shot.
Love the Senifeld shot.
@3:42 NOT AS MUCH AS WE LOVE YOUR DOUBLE POSTS!
Were you laid off when JPM cut BSC’s handicap employment program???
seriously, are you still playing the BSC “HEP” joke, definitely backofficel…..
@4:17pm. First, if you look at the “double” posts, you’ll see that one differs slightly from the other. “Seinfeld” was spelled differently in the two posts. The commenter may have wanted to make sure he or she spelled the name correctly. I can live with that.
Second, haven’t you used that Bear Stearns disabled employment joke about five or six times now? It was mildly offensive and dumb the first time you used it …
Well, you get my point.
I’d be worried if an outfit called Varga-Cleghorn were representing my interests.
..not if you’re into Star Trek and Klingon lore…