Corporate Resolutions In The News

• How to Spot the Next Bernie Madoff March 01, 2009
  
  Kiplinger's Personal Finance
  President of Corporate Resolutions Ken Springer notes red flags that could have tipped off investors to deeper problems at Bernard Madoff’s firm. Vetting a financial advisor’s accountants and using independent auditors can help verify the existence of assets under management, he notes.
  
  Kiplinger's Personal Finance
• Investing Scams February 26, 2009
  
  Fox News
  Ken Springer of Corporate Resolutions discusses why fraud cases like Madoff and Stanford arise during periods of economic downturn and how many more cases are likely to be uncovered.
  
  Fox Business News
• Closing Bell: Sniffing Out a Fraud February 19, 2009
  
  CNBC
  While regulators missed the red flags about Allen Stanford and Stanford Financial, Ken Springer, president of Corporate Resolutions, says investors could have picked up on some clear warning signs before it spiraled out of control.
  
  CNBC
• Doing homework can prevent financial nightmare - such as in Madoff case January 31, 2009
  
  Palm Beach Daily News
  In order to avoid investing with scams or troubled advisors, Corporate Resolutions president Ken Springer lays out a number of steps every person should incorporate into their due diligence.
  
  Palm Beach Daily News
• Better Disclosure, Courtesy of Madoff January 24, 2009
  
  Barron’s
  Careful screening and question-asking could have alerted investors to signs of trouble at Bernard Madoff’s asset management operation. During a due diligence investigation, "If we see a red flag, we ask more questions," says Corporate Resolutions president Ken Springer.
  
  Barron's
• Wall Street Shuffle January 19, 2009
  
  BizRadio Network
  On financial expert Don Cofall’s radio show, Ken Springer, president of Corporate Resolutions, discusses some of the typical results found during due diligence investigations. Adverse regulatory history, indications of financial stress, litigation patterns, undisclosed business affiliations, and resume fraud are all red or yellow flags of interest to potential investors, says Springer.
  
  Part 1
  Part 2
• Immigration Oversight January 13, 2009
  
  Mergers & Acquisitions
  Deal makers who overlook immigration issues in their due diligence may face consequences down the road, advises Ken Springer, president of Corporate Resolutions. Federal agents have recently targeted large companies and their CEOs in immigration raids, leading to costly operational disruptions and lengthy legal battles.
• Don't Get Burned by the Next Bernie Madoff December 18, 2008
  
  Kiplinger's Personal Finance
  Ken Springer, president of Corporate Resolutions, discusses indications of questionable practices by money managers and how to avoid becoming a victim of fraud.
  
  Kiplinger's Personal Finance
• Keeping Ponzi Out Of Your Portfolio December 17, 2008
  
  Forbes
  Investors could have been alerted to Bernard Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme by interviewing the prime broker and fund administrators, notes Ken Springer, president of Corporate Resolution, while discussing the importance of transparency and understanding where money is really being invested.
  
  Forbes
• Madoff Case Shows Investors The Red Flags Of Financial Advice December 16, 2008
  
  Fox Business News
  Ken Springer, president of Corporate Resolutions, says to always independently verify an investment advisor's reputation than rely on the opinions of others in order to avoid being caught in investment scams.
  
  Fox Business News

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