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Fairfield rebuts Galvin complaint

Bernard Madoff pleaded guilty fraud, money laundering, and theft. He is awaiting sentencing. Bernard Madoff pleaded guilty fraud, money laundering, and theft. He is awaiting sentencing. (Stan Honda/ AFP/ Getty Images/ File)
By Beth Healy
Globe Staff / April 30, 2009

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Fairfield Greenwich Group, a New York hedge fund that lost $7.2 billion to Bernard Madoff, fired back at Massachusetts Secretary of State William F. Galvin yesterday, saying fraud allegations by Galvin were "so filled with errors and factual distortions as to completely misstate the conduct" of the firm. Galvin's complaint against Fairfield alleged the firm did not question Madoff's unusual ... (Full article: 223 words)

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