Feds Hit Back At Acquittal Bids In Nomura RMBS Fraud Case

By Jon Hill · October 23, 2017, 9:05 PM EDT

The government pushed back Friday on acquittal bids entered by two former Nomura traders accused of conning customers looking to buy and sell residential mortgage-backed securities, telling a Connecticut federal court...

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USA v. Shapiro et al

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Connecticut

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September 03, 2015

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