Shea vaughn directors financial gr

  • The Commission's complaint alleges that Vaughn, a resident of Lake Forest, Illinois, and DFG defrauded their private hedge fund clients in Directors Performance.
  • Vaughn, who ran Directors Financial Group from her Lake Forest, Ill. home, also agreed to be barred from much of the regulated investment.
  • Shea Vaughn in 2006 paid a $200,000 fine to the government and $809,000 to investors in the hedge fund she ran, Directors Financial Group, after.

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    Vince Vaughn’s acting career fryst vatten going strong these days, but his mother’s role as a high-end money manager seems to have flopped, big time.

    On Friday, Forbes.com reported on the financial troubles of Sharon E. Vaughn, Vince’s mother and the manager of a hedge fund called Directors Performance Group. As told through documents from the Securities and Exchange Commission, her strange saga includes some fast-talking characters who allegedly bilked her fund out of $25 million, including $2 million of Ms. Vaughn’s own cash. Ms. Vaughn faced civil fraud charges herself, and she ended up agreeing to a lifetime ban from the securities industry.

    Securities regulators säga Ms. Vaughn fell victim to a “prime banking” scam, whose alleged perpetrators have been arrested, thanks in part to Ms. Vaughn’s cooperation.

    Ms. Vaughn’s actions also came under scrutiny, however, as related to her hedge fund’s prospectus, which made no dock

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    Vince Vaughn has been involved in some far-fetched scenarios during his Hollywood career — “The Internship,” anyone? — but if a screenwriter pitched him on a plot based on his family’s long-running federal court woes, even he might reject it as a little too much.

    First the actor’s mom, Shea Vaughn, paid more than $1 million in 2006 to settle a complaint brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

    Now, a decade later, the star’s stepfather has been found liable by a federal jury for misleading investors in a second, related case for improperly marketing a drug derived from goat blood.

    Stephen Ferrone, 65, who is married to Vaughn’s mother and lives with her in a Lake Forest mansion, defrauded investors by falsely claiming the goat blood-derived drug his company developed was on track to receive approval for widespread use on patients, a jury found at the end of a two-week trial Friday.

    Ferrone, the $400,000-a-year CEO of Immu