Feds: Couple spent $1.5M from Lehigh U. frats on flashy clothes, cruise – Philly.com

A Quakertown couple fleeced Lehigh University fraternities and sororities and their alumni associations out of nearly $1.5 million meant to pay for upkeep and food services at their Greek houses, federal prosecutors said Thursday. Instead, Albert and Betty Fisher drew large salaries from the funds the groups paid into their company, Bethlehem-based Fraternity Management Association,…

Puerto Rico’s other crisis – Reuters

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico When Puerto Rico attempted to shore up its chronically underfunded public-employee pensions in 2013, Francisco del Castillo knew grown men and women who wept. Under the reform package, retirement ages rose. So did employee contributions. Current and future participants were transferred to less-generous defined-contribution accounts, similar to 401(k) retirement savings plans.…

Padalka, Berezhny left bank Khreschatyk before bank declared insolvent – Interfax

2016-04-07T14:48+02:00 14:48 07.04.2016 Bank Khreschatyk (Kyiv) from April 4, 2016, before the bank was declared insolvent, terminated duties of a member of its supervisory board and a representative of the financial department of Kyiv City Administration Viktor Padalka, who filed a resignation letter, said a report in the information disclosure system of the National Commission…

Romanian prospecting company enters insolvency – Romania-Insider.com

Romanian prospecting company Prospectiuni Bucuresti, controlled by local investor Ovidiu Tender, has entered insolvency. The Bucharest Court approved the companys insolvency request and appointed local firm Euro Insol as judicial administrator. Euro Insol, founded by Romanian lawyer Remus Borza, is also the legal administrator of state-owned power producer Hidroelectrica. It also manages other big…