SEC Charges Concord, the Money Manager Tied to Roman Abramovich
The Securities and Exchange Commission charged Concord, which managed billions of dollars for Roman Abramovich, with failing to register as an investment adviser.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission charged Concord, which managed billions of dollars for Roman Abramovich, with failing to register as an investment adviser.
The Securities and Exchange Commission and the F.B.I. have been investigating Concord Management, people close to the firm said.
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