The lawsuit claims she diverted millions – including through a sham nonprofit – to pay for mountain real estate, private school and a Jaguar.
SEC sues Vail widow for alleged Ponzi scheme & sham charity
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SEC sues Greenwood Village investor, alleging $1M fraud
A local investor has run afoul of the SEC for what the regulator calls exaggerated marketing claims and strategies that lost clients almost 100 percent of their principal.
All in the family: Software vet launches private equity firm
Bob Ogdon has raised millions of dollars to grow companies like Swiftpage, the software company overlooking 17th and California streets downtown, but now finds himself on the buy side of the private equity market.
Denver fund manager dishes on driverless
Justin Borus’ Ibex Driverless fund launched this month with plans to raise $100 million for investing in driverless-car technology companies.
Denver investment firm closes $262 million fund
A 14-year-old private equity company has closed its biggest fund yet, which it plans to invest over the next five years in the central U.S.
Townhome developer to bring a little 'Cherry Creek' to Golden Triangle
“The concept for [the high-end homes] is Cherry Creek duplex units,” said Moonstar Investments head Scott Axelrod. “Except not in Cherry Creek. And not at Cherry Creek prices.”
Rockies Venture Club raising $4M fund
The 30-year-old club is betting it can use its network of more than 200 angel investors and 250 entrepreneurs to fund startups in need of a couple hundred thousand dollars to get started.
Bankrupt travel club owes $120M in deposits it can't pay back
The Broomfield-based firm plans to erase more than $120 million in debt and tweak its business model from a real estate owner to an upscale rental agency; and wants to convert customers into shareholders.
Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for September
September saw venture capital in Colorado startups spike to a nine-month high of $86.8 million.
$822M in capital pushes Denver startups to 2016
Tech, food and cannabis companies racked up the venture capital over the course of 2015, and Denver-based investment funds were flooded with another $6 billion.