The genius is fake. We’d been competing with ... “I guess I just have to hope.” In the meantime, Bernie Madoff is still keeping his own moral ledger, adding things up in his own way, telling ...

In 2011, Bernie Madoff, the financier convicted of the biggest fraud in history, was six months into a 150-year jail sentence in the Federal Correctional Complex in Butner, NC, when he contacted ...

That Madoff kept it going for years without conducting a single trade, creating fake account statements while maintaining a small support staff, is a testament to his evil genius. His clients ...

Victims of notorious Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff are receiving their final payments — bringing the total amount doled out by a compensation fund to over $4.3 billion, the feds announced Monday.

"Bernie," someone casually asked as Madoff ... so large-company stocks hedged with stock options. In theory Madoff's investing genius consisted of knowing the best time to enter or leave the ...

A US government fund created to compensate thousands of people scammed by the late Bernie Madoff in history’s biggest Ponzi scheme is making its final batch of payments — and it has now made ...

You probably haven't heard Bernie Madoff's name in awhile, but that doesn't mean the infamous fraudster's story is over, or the pain he inflicted. Irving Picard, an 83-old court-appointed trustee ...

Fifteen years after Bernie Madoff was sentenced to prison for running the largest known Ponzi scheme in history, a fund created by the U.S. government to compensate his former customers is winding ...

Bernie Madoff, in an email from prison On a cellular level, I have no doubt that my late aunt Adele Behar will enjoy this article. For one thing, during much of her adult life—she died in 2016 ...

Madoff Victim Fund has paid more than $4 billion to nearly 41,000 victims. The fund disbursing money to the victims of Bernie Madoff’s legendary Ponzi scheme began its 10th and final ...

Disgraced financier Bernie Madoff scammed investors out of approximately $68 billion. Investigative journalist Richard Behar spoke to Madoff in prison more than 50 times in researching his new book.