JPMorgan has to keep paying Charlie Javice’s legal fees, judge rules

JPMorgan Chase must keep paying the legal fees of convicted fraudster Charlie Javice, a Delaware judge ruled Thursday.The ruling came after the bank accused Javice, who was convicted last year of defrauding JPMorgan, of accumulating “astronomical” legal fees, including expenses such as $530 for gummy bears and a $581 dinner for two with a $161 seafood tower.”We respectfully disagree with the Delaware decision about the bounds of reasonableness and are considering next steps,” Pablo Rodriguez,…

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.5 billion Freestone Grove’s top energy investor is leaving the firm

A top energy trader is leaving the $6.5 billion hedge fund Freestone Grove just two years after helping launch the firm, two people familiar with the matter told Business Insider.Michael Pope’s departure from the firm means Freestone will no longer have a stand-alone energy investing team. A person close to…

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