Financial Fraud Task Force

More On: Obama Administration Financial Fraud Task Force

While we’re waiting for the official announcement early this afternoon about the Financial Fraud Task Force that the Obama Administration is going to create (see http://www.financialfraudlaw.com/lawblog/obama-form-financial-fraud-task-force/497), we see that the news is spreading across the Web.

At The Attorneys General Summer Shindig: A Pitch For Joint Action To Stop Financial Fraud

Acting Deputy Attorney General Gary G.

Another US Attorney Enters The Financial Fraud Fray: Neil MacBride Forms A Task Force

Federal prosecutors in New York go after financial fraud with vigor. Now, it’s clear that the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, Neil H. MacBride, will do so, too.

Financial Fraud Snapshot: FBI Now Investigating More Than 2,800 Mortgage Fraud Cases, Up Almost 400 Percent From Five Years Ago

One of the government officials testifying today before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission was U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder. Among the interesting things Holder had to say were the following:

U.S. Attorney General Sets Forth Administration’s Roadmap For Attacking Financial Fraud At Task Force Press Conference

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder had a lot to say at the press conference today announcing the launch of the interagency Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force to combat financial crime. He set forth a roadmap of the government’s priorities in combating financial fraud. Here are some key excerpts: 

BREAKING NEWS: Details Released On Obama’s Financial Fraud Task Force

It’s now official: we have a Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force.

Obama To Form Financial Fraud Task Force

Good morning, all!  There is big news today for the Financial Fraud Law Report and the Financial Fraud Law blog: In about 6 hours, the Obama administration is going to announce the formation of a Financial Fraud Task Force.

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