Epstein Secrets

ionship with Bear Steams began 32-years ago when he was personally recruited as a trader by Bear Steams' former Chairman of the Board of Directors, Alan Greenberg. After leaving in 1981, Epstein continued to do business with Bear Steams. 19. Epstein was considered a "VIP" client of Bear Steams. In order to as

former Chairman of the Board of Directors, Alan Greenberg. After leaving in 1981, Epstein continued to do b

llions of dollars of losses to firms around the world. The two Bear Steams executives most directly involved in managing the funds, Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin, have been indicted for repeatedly lying to investors about the Enhanced Fund's condition from February to June 2007, when the Fund ultimately coll

a trader in 1977. He left the company four years later, but he has for many years maintained close personal and professional relationships with both Alan Greenberg, former Chairman of the Board, and Jimmy Cayne, former long-time CEO and Epstein's mentor. Epstein invested millions of both his own money and his c

omplaint in a separate action in the United States District Court for the District of the Virgin Islands, Epstein alleges repeatedly that "Cayne and Greenberg" — not Spector— were his primary points of contact at Bear Steams.2 When Spector did speak with Epstein, the conversations generally were cursory a

gement of the Funds" nor represented that he oversaw the Funds. Am. St. Claim 1 16. Indeed, Epstein admits as much, conceding that Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin — not Spector — were "[t]he two Bear Steams executives most directly involved in managing the funds." Am. St. Claim 1 9. Epstein's assertion that t

ger.' According to the Amended Statement of Claim, Epstein began his career at Bear Stearns in 1977 after being personally recruited as a trader by Alan Greenberg ("Greenberg"), Bear Stearns' former Chairman. (ASOC ¶ 18). At Bear Stearns, Epstein traded options and served in the "special-products division," ad

o the Amended Statement of Claim, Epstein began his career at Bear Stearns in 1977 after being personally recruited as a trader by Alan Greenberg ("Greenberg"), Bear Stearns' former Chairman. (ASOC ¶ 18). At Bear Stearns, Epstein traded options and served in the "special-products division," advising some

extent Claimants somehow attempt to connect their baseless allegations • . about the creation of the EL Fund to the indictment of Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin, the portfolio managers of the HG Funds, it must be noted that Messrs. Cioffi and Tannin were acquitted of all charges on November 10, 2009.10 9 Ev