Try our Advanced Search for more refined results
USA v. Boustani et al
Case Number:
1:18-cr-00681
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Judge:
Firms
Companies
Sectors & Industries:
-
August 09, 2024
Ex-Mozambique Finance Minister Convicted For $2B Scheme
Mozambique's former finance minister was convicted of wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy charges in connection with his role in the $2 billion "tuna bonds" scandal, prosecutors announced.
-
July 16, 2024
Ex-Mozambique Official Accused Of $2B Fraud As Trial Opens
Federal prosecutors told a Manhattan jury Tuesday that Mozambique's former finance minister took $7 million in bribes in a "corrupt" plot to enrich himself and defraud investors after $2 billion in state-backed development projects flopped.
-
March 27, 2024
Evidence On Ex-Mozambique Official Stays In $2B Fraud Suit
A former Mozambique finance minister can't keep evidence from his phone out of a case alleging his involvement in a $2 billion scheme to siphon government-backed project funds from that country after a federal judge in Brooklyn on Wednesday backed the phone's seizure and search.
-
December 22, 2023
Ex-Mozambique Finance Minister Can't Duck Tuna Bond Case
A New York federal judge denied a bid by a former finance minister of Mozambique to toss charges that he participated in the alleged $2 billion "tuna bond" bribery and investor fraud scheme, rejecting the minister's contention that the U.S. government was responsible for the 4½-year delay between his arrest in South Africa and extradition to New York.
-
August 18, 2023
Ex-Mozambique Official Says Delay Should End $2B Fraud Case
A former finance minister of Mozambique who has been jailed for nearly five years without trial on charges stemming from the alleged $2 billion "tuna bonds" bribery and investor fraud scandal asked a New York federal court on Friday to dismiss his indictment, saying prosecutors had violated his constitutional right to a speedy trial.
-
July 13, 2023
Ex-Mozambique Official Denies $2B 'Tuna Bond' Charges
Mozambique's former finance minister pled not guilty Thursday to taking bribes in exchange for signing the country's $2 billion toxic "tuna bonds," during his first appearance in Brooklyn federal court since being extradited on the long-dormant charges.
-
July 12, 2023
Ex-Mozambique Official Extradited In $2B 'Tuna Bond' Fraud
Mozambique's former finance minister has been extradited from South Africa to New York on long-dormant federal charges over his alleged role in the country's $2 billion "tuna bonds" scandal, according to Wednesday court records.
-
June 26, 2023
Ex-Mozambique Official Nears Extradition For $2B Fraud Case
A former Mozambican government minister is expected to soon face fraud and money laundering charges, a New York federal prosecutor said Monday, in the long-dormant "tuna bonds" case arising out of alleged bribery and investor fraud that marred $2 billion in Mozambican government-backed debt transactions.
-
August 11, 2022
Ex-Credit Suisse Banker Avoids Jail In $2B Mozambique Case
A former Credit Suisse banker from London avoided prison Thursday for taking $200,000 of dirty money that flowed from Mozambique's $2 billion loan bribery and corruption scandal, after a federal judge in New York cited her "extraordinary cooperation."
-
December 19, 2019
The Biggest White Collar Cases Of 2019
From men on the periphery of a presidential scandal to rich parents bribing their kids' way into college, 2019 was rife with headline-grabbing white collar cases, even while prosecutors suffered defeat in some of their most complicated fraud trials. Here, Law360 looks back at a few of the biggest white collar rulings of 2019.