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2014-01-13 — wallstreetonparade.com
``... from November 2005 through January 18, 2006, JPMorgan Chase loaned $145 million to Madoff's business at a time when the bank was on "notice of fraudulent activity" in Madoff's business account and when, in fact, Madoff's business was insolvent. The reason for the JPMorgan Chase loans was because Madoff's business account, referred to as the 703 account, was "reaching dangerously low levels of liquidity, and the Ponzi scheme was at risk of collapsing." JPMorgan, in fact, "provided liquidity to continue the Ponzi scheme," according to Picard. Clearly, this is fraud number two on the part of someone -- loan fraud...''
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