Conflicting Interests

Do what is best for the customer: take care of him, and he will take care of you. That was the mantra of an individual and his firm that helped to change the way stocks trade in the U.S. The man, Bernard L. Madoff, and his namesake firm, Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities, might be the greatest enigma in the history of Wall Street.

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