Epstein Secrets

d controlled by Zwim. Relevant Non-Party 22. As outlined below, non-party Glenn Dubin and his partner, through their own firm (originally called Highbridge Capital Management, LLC and later renamed Dubin & Swieca Asset Management, LLC), owned direct and indirect interests in the Fund's general partner, the Fund's investm

of the Fund's investment manager. Statement of the Claim 23. In 2002, Epstein was introduced to Daniel Zwim by Glenn Dubin. Dubin and his partner Henry Swieca started Highbridge Capital, a very successful investment management firm. Epstein had a long-standing relationship with Dubin and Higbridge, who pr

's largest private-equity firms. He discussed a major investment idea with and entrusted millions of dollars to Glenn Dubin, who ran the hedge fund Highbridge Capital Management. And, with Mr. Staley, he laid some of the early groundwork for JPMorgan to make a major acquisition — one that would vault Mr. Staley's career to a

ars later, in 2004, Mr. Staley orchestrated a deal in which JPMorgan bought a majority stake in Highbridge. Mr. Dubin, and the Highbridge co-founder Henry Swieca, became JPMorgan employees. It is not clear whether or how Mr. Epstein was compensated for helping broker that deal. "Mr. Staley has never engaged

ts and statements in this affidavit. Each of the facts and statements is true and correct. 2. In May 2005, I became the Chief Operating Officer of Highbridge Capital Management, LLC ("Highbridge"). I reported to Glenn Dubin ("Dubin"), the Chief Executive Officer of Highbridge. 3. Highbridge had a significant amount of mo

t of money that was managed by Daniel B. Zwim ("Zwim") and his investment management company, D.B. Zwirn & Co, L.P. As well, Dubin and his partner, Henry Swieca, owned a significant portion of D.B. Zwim & Co., L.P. 4. Financial Trust Company, Inc. ("FTC"), which I understand was owned by Jeffrey Epstein,