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NY judge orders prison for former Refco CEO
Published Thursday, July 03, 2008 at 11:55 AM
NEW YORK (AP) _ A judge has sentenced the former chief executive
of Refco Inc. to 16 years in prison for a financial cover-up that
brought down one of the world's largest commodities brokerages.
Phillip Bennett, a British citizen living in Gladstone, N.J.,
had previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit securities
fraud and other charges.
Refco went public in August 2005. It filed for bankruptcy just
weeks later _ after disclosing that a $430 million debt owed to
Refco by a firm controlled by Bennett had been concealed. The
disclosure caused Refco's stock value to plummet.
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