SEC Rules for Stanford Financial Victims

width=72Texas Insider Report: WASHINGTON D.C. While no one can restore everything these victims lost this decision will help return a portion of what is rightfully theirs" said Congressman John Culberson (R-TX) following the Securities Exchange Commissions ruling for the Stanford Financial Victims.   Its been more than two years since 1290 Texans lost their life savings in the R. Allen Stanford debacle.  Many of the victims were teachers nurses and firefighters and these losses reflect most if not all of the retirement funds they accumulated over many years of hard work.  Yesterday justice finally prevailed for these victims when the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) ruled they should be compensated for their financial losses.  I want to commend SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro and her colleagues on this sensible ruling and to congratulate the Stanford victims on this great victory. While no one can restore everything these victims lost this decision will help return a portion of what is rightfully theirs. We cannot repair the trust that was broken nor can we say definitively that this type of fraud wont happen again but this ruling is a big step in the right direction for the victims of Allen Stanfords massive Ponzi scheme.  I also hope it will help restore consumer confidence in the honorable investment banks across the nation" Culberson said.
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