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The decision appears to bring an end to the criminal investigation of AIG, but a Securities and Exchange Commission probe into AIG and the dealings of its London-based Financial Products subsidiary is continuing and could lead to a civil securities fraud case.
The decision appears to bring an end to the criminal investigation of AIG, but a Securities and Exchange Commission probe into AIG and the dealings of its London-based Financial Products subsidiary is continuing and could lead to a civil securities fraud case.
Lawyers representing Joseph Cassano, who formerly ran AIG's Financial Products unit, and Andrew Forster, who worked for Cassano, said they were told by federal prosecutors late Friday that no criminal charges would be filed.
A person familiar with the government's criminal investigation of AIG confirmed that charges wouldn't be brought. The person was not authorized to speak publicly on the matter and spoke on condition of anonymity.
The Justice Department declined comment Saturday.
Originally posted by hawkiye
It's good to be politically connected so they can all protect thier ass-sets, the ones stolen from us that is...
Sigh!
[edit on 22-5-2010 by hawkiye]
This administration is the most corrupt administration to date. AIG admitted to the fraud and yet still the DOJ drops its investigation into the matter. Oh yea that financial bill that just cleared the Senate floor, its a Job Killer and its made to benefit companies like AIG.