>"I think just banning him from investment-related jobs and imposing some kind of probationary oversight would be sufficient to keep him from reoffending." Wou

>"I think just banning him from investment-related jobs and imposing some kind of probationary oversight would be sufficient to keep him from reoffending." Would the ban guarantee he could never re-offend, or would it just limit the scale of any potential future fraud? Given the level of his past fraud and allegations of possible fraud going back as far as the 70s imprisonment doesn't sound inappropriate to me.