VC Dean Newton Exposed the $31M Swiftarc Ponzi Scheme
Relevance Ventures co-founder Dean Newton spent months chasing documents before taking the Swiftarc fraud to the FBI. Jawahar got 11 years and $31.35 million in restitution.
Topic
Fraud
Topic
Fraud
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