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SEC charges Bernard Madoff associates with fraud 
telegraph.co.uk | Mon, Jun 22
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America's leading financial regulator has for the first time alleged that disgraced financier Bernard Madoff did not work alone on planning and carrying out his 65bn fraud charging four of his associates with securities fraud.
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