Word: goldman
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Four Quincy House students gave a dining hall worker who tied the knot Saturday a unique wedding gift. Andrew H.M. Ayre '87, Jon E. Goldman '87, David A. Kirsch '86-87, and Stephen E. Pomper '87 last Thursday hired a male stripper named David to give Aurora Dias a memorable send...
...Journal account, as well as any other wrongdoing. The Government charges that Siegel, who was apparently eager to get the arbitrage division rolling quickly, took part in a plan to share inside tips among two Kidder, Peabody arbitragers, Richard Wigton and Timothy Tabor, and a counterpart at the Goldman, Sachs investment firm, Robert Freeman...
...proved that either Kidder, Peabody or Goldman, Sachs reaped profits from their employees' illegal dealing, the firms could be forced to disgorge huge sums. A federal statute passed in 1984 entitles the Securities and Exchange Commission to ask courts to impose treble damages on such profits. The federal investigators have reportedly served subpoenas on both Kidder and Goldman in an effort to search a wide range of trading records. In addition, Wall Street lawyers said they have begun to get a flood of inquiries from investors who want to file private lawsuits against the implicated investment houses...
...Government is likely to face its toughest fight yet in making any charges stick against Freeman, the Goldman, Sachs arbitrager. Proud of its starchy, spotless image, Goldman plans to help its employee fight the accusations, rather than persuade him to settle with the Government as other alleged insiders have done. The firm plans to provide Freeman with legal counsel and keep him on the job unless he is proved guilty. Confides a New York City securities lawyer familiar with the charges: "This is one case where the Government may have been a little too zealous." Kidder too aims to defend...
...federal authorities also charged that at roughly the same time, Siegel passed illegal insider information back to Goldman, Sachs' Freeman. Siegel allegedly told Freeman of secret plans by a Kidder, Peabody client, the Manhattan investment firm Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts, to launch a takeover bid for Miami-based Storer Communications. That put Freeman in a position to profit from trading in Storer stock...