Investment firm administrator handed 3-year sentence for theft from company and clients
Feb. 27—A former administrator at a
Prosecutors said that Campbell, as office manager and chief compliance officer at the firm, forged signatures of clients and officers of the firm on checks and deposited them in her personal account between
According to prosecutors, Campbell also gave clients false account statements to conceal the theft, transferred funds from one client's accounts to another and diverted emails from the firm's broker-dealer, who was raising questions about her transactions.
Prosecutors said Campbell also used the email account of a principal in her firm to submit false statements and documentation to make her transactions seem proper.
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