New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has launched a two-pronged probe of a prominent New York financier who invested the money of universities and charities with Bernard H. Madoff, who allegedly operated a massive Ponzi scheme.
Two separate units of the attorney general’s office, its Charities and its Investor Protection bureaus, have separate and overlapping jurisdiction to probe the financier, J. Ezra Merkin, because many of the clients whose money he placed with Madoff are nonprofit groups.
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