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Barrett v. PJT Partners Inc. et al
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September 11, 2017
Stock-Drop Suit Targeting PJT For Banker's Fraud Thrown Out
A Manhattan federal judge on Friday tossed a securities fraud suit targeting PJT Partners Inc. over the massive fraud perpetrated by Andrew Caspersen, finding the suit did not link the fallen private equity banker's deceit to any viable claim that the bank set out to deceive shareholders.
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September 05, 2017
Investor Targeting PJT For Caspersen Fraud Meets Doubt
U.S. District Judge Valerie E. Caproni looked ready Tuesday to throw out an investor stock-drop action targeting asset manager PJT Partners Inc. over private equity banker Andrew Caspersen's massive fraud, finding no allegation that PJT knew of the former moneyman's crimes until after the fact.
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April 18, 2016
PJT Shareholders Sue Firm, Caspersen Over $95M Fraud
PJT Partners Inc., the publicly traded investment bank owned by Wall Street veteran Paul J. Taubman, has been hit with a shareholder class action stemming from last month's arrest of one of its former top officials, Andrew W.W. Caspersen, who is accused of secretly running a $95 million fraud scheme.