Person: Alec Morrogh

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Stockbroker gets two years added to jail term

A FORMER monk turned stockbroker whose fradulent use of clients’ money led to the collapse of one of Cork’s oldest stockbroking firms had his prison sentence increased to five years yesterday.

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Former monk's sentence extended over stockbroking fraud

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Stockbroker fraudster may face longer sentence

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Former stockbroker jailed over €4.6m fraud

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Money from 20 clients used to cover losses

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Demise of homegrown stalwart sent shockwaves through Cork’s finance hub

Morrogh ruling may spark new law

FINANCE Minister Charlie McCreevy is investigating changing legislation following a High Court ruling which permits the confiscation of client funds held in trust to pay the costs of a receiver.

Fri, 10 Oct, 2003

Morrogh clients challenge court bid

DISGRUNTLED clients of defunct stockbroking firm W&R Morrogh are to mount a Supreme Court challenge to a High Court decree which ordered that more than €5 million in shares held in their names should be used to pay the estimated €3m costs of receiver Tom Grace.

Tue, 30 Sep, 2003

Former clients of Morrogh to be paid €2.2m compensation

MORE than €2.2 million in compensation payments is to be sent out to 579 clients who lost cash when stockbroking firm W&R Morrogh collapsed 15 months ago with a shortfall of €10 million.

Fri, 12 Jul, 2002