While TD Bank has the deepest pockets among those sued in Scott Rothstein’s $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme, he claims Coral Gables-based Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust granted him special favors as well.
Investors claim founding Gibraltar chairman and CEO Steven Hayworth protected Rothstein from internal scrutiny and former Gibraltar senior vice president John Harris was treated to special perks: high-priced escorts on “dozens of occasions,” two watches valued at a combined $50,000 and complimentary tickets to sporting events.
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