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Alberto Vilar, opera s most generous benefactor who ended his career in jail for fraud – obituary

Alberto Vilar, opera s most generous benefactor who ended his career in jail for fraud – obituary
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Artdaily - The First Art Newspaper on the Net

Artdaily - The First Art Newspaper on the Net
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Alberto Vilar, Arts Patron Convicted of Fraud, Dies at 80

Alberto Vilar, Arts Patron Convicted of Fraud, Dies at 80
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He Waited 17 Years to Be Denied an SEC Whistleblower Award

He Waited 17 Years to Be Denied an SEC Whistleblower Award
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The Day - Once worth nearly $1B, lawyers seek relief for broken convicted philanthropist

Published December 25. 2020 11:53PM  By LARRY NEUMEISTER NEW YORK (AP) Once worth nearly a billion dollars, opera-loving philanthropist Alberto Vilar is seeking financial relief from what his lawyers describe as a destitute existence following his 2018 release from prison. Vilar s lawyers told a Manhattan federal judge in a letter Thursday that Vilar is “a broken individual, penniless, and destitute.” They said he sleeps on a couch in a shared studio apartment and relies on a monthly $2,200 Social Security check. His attorneys asked that he no longer be required to pay hundreds of dollars monthly toward restitution they claimed was mostly satisfied. The 80-year-old Vilar, born in New Jersey and of Cuban descent, was once described by Forbes magazine as worth about $950 million before the collapse of technology stocks in 2000 ruined the good fortune of his San Francisco-based investment company, Amerindo Investment Advisors Inc.

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