Wall Street Hedge Fund Ponzi scheme founder commits suicide.
Madoff investor found dead, possible suicide
Founder of hedge fund discovered dead at his Manhattan office
NEW YORK - The founder of an investment fund that lost millions with Bernard Madoff was found dead Tuesday at his Madison Avenue office of a possible suicide, authorities said.
Authorities found Rene-Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet at 7:50 a.m. with no pulse at his office of Access International Advisors, located on Madison Avenue a couple of blocks from Rockefeller Center.
A French newspaper is reporting that the 65-year-old de la Villehuchet committed suicide. The New York medical examiner spokeswoman says it has not determined the cause of death yet.
Madoff is accused of running a $50 billion Ponzi scheme that wiped out investors around the world, with big funds like de la Villehuchet's being especially hard hit.
His $1.4 billion fund specializes in managing hedged and structured investment portfolios. Access International Advisors was jointly founded by Patrick Littaye and de la Villehuchet. The hedge fund reportedly used intermediaries with links to the cream of Europe's high society and jet set to garner clients.
The former chairman and CEO of Credit Lyonnais Securities USA, de la Villehuchet was known as a keen sailor who regularly participated in regattas.
Madoff investor found dead, possible suicide
Founder of hedge fund discovered dead at his Manhattan office
NEW YORK - The founder of an investment fund that lost millions with Bernard Madoff was found dead Tuesday at his Madison Avenue office of a possible suicide, authorities said.
Authorities found Rene-Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet at 7:50 a.m. with no pulse at his office of Access International Advisors, located on Madison Avenue a couple of blocks from Rockefeller Center.
A French newspaper is reporting that the 65-year-old de la Villehuchet committed suicide. The New York medical examiner spokeswoman says it has not determined the cause of death yet.
Madoff is accused of running a $50 billion Ponzi scheme that wiped out investors around the world, with big funds like de la Villehuchet's being especially hard hit.
His $1.4 billion fund specializes in managing hedged and structured investment portfolios. Access International Advisors was jointly founded by Patrick Littaye and de la Villehuchet. The hedge fund reportedly used intermediaries with links to the cream of Europe's high society and jet set to garner clients.
The former chairman and CEO of Credit Lyonnais Securities USA, de la Villehuchet was known as a keen sailor who regularly participated in regattas.
It was a Fund Manager who lost large sums to Madoff.
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet, a fund manager who reportedly lost large sums in Bernard Madoff's alleged $50 billion Ponzi scheme, was found dead in a New York office building, according to media reports Tuesday. A New York City Medical Examiner spokeswoman told Reuters that de la Villehuchet, 65, was pronounced dead at 8 am Eastern, and that the cause of death was not known. He co-founded Access International Advisors LLC, which specializes in managing hedged and structured-investment portfolios.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet, a fund manager who reportedly lost large sums in Bernard Madoff's alleged $50 billion Ponzi scheme, was found dead in a New York office building, according to media reports Tuesday. A New York City Medical Examiner spokeswoman told Reuters that de la Villehuchet, 65, was pronounced dead at 8 am Eastern, and that the cause of death was not known. He co-founded Access International Advisors LLC, which specializes in managing hedged and structured-investment portfolios.
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As a jew i wont ever wish bad on a fellow Jew but Madoff could be the time where i say "he deserves to die"
Actually upset its not Madoff, and FWIW if someone can cost millions of people to lose their wealth they deserve the death penalty every bit as much as a murderer does
Actually upset its not Madoff, and FWIW if someone can cost millions of people to lose their wealth they deserve the death penalty every bit as much as a murderer does
Sorry bastards...Had they paid off Democrat politicians like Fannie Mae, Freddie and Citibank, etall then their investors would be getting bailed out with other peoples money.....AND since their buisness cant be taken over by the Govt that makes it even less interesting to the Overlords...
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