May 12, 2010, Cover Stories, Structured Products, Guest Column
The Goldman Touch
The complex deal at the heart of the SEC’s case against Goldman Sachs may reveal Wall Street to be a labyrinth or casino, but it doesn’t necessarily establish fraud.
The SEC might have a great conspiracy case against Goldman Sachs if it could come up with a plausible conspiracy. Its complaint alleges that Goldman Sachs defrauded the investors in its Abacus 2007-AC1 fund by allowing the CDO's portfolio of securities to be selected by a hedge fund operator who stood to make an immense profit if the fund failed.
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