Andrew Lo

Professor of Finance, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Professor of Finance at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management and director of its Laboratory for Financial Engineering

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The victims are banks, hedge funds, wealthy investors and charities worldwide. Los Angeles' Jewish Journal is running a feature called " Swindler's List ."

Bernard Madoff: Wall Street's One-Man Wrecking Crew

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