SACRAMENTO — Attorney General Jerry Brown will seek more than $200 million from a Boston bank that he says defrauded California’s largest pension funds over an eight-year period.
But the identity of the whistle-blowers who red-flagged State Street Bank and Trust Co. — and who may now be in line for a big legal payday — remains a mystery.
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