U.S. regulators charged Gibraltar Private Bank and Trust Company $4 million for lapses. The bank allegedly failed to report suspicious transactions linked ex-lawyer Scott Rothstein, who ran the Ponzi scheme.
Agape World's former broker, Jason Keryc, was sentenced to nine years in prison and penalty of $179 million as restitution over a Ponzi scheme. The scheme defrauded around 3,800 investors of more than $150 million.
Jason Keryc has been found guilty by a District Judge for being part of a Ponzi-like scheme and has been sentenced to 9 years in Prison.