Jacob Frenkel was recently interviewed for CNBC news, “Sam Bankman-Fried sentencing underway: Here’s what you need to know.”
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Jacob Frenkel was recently interviewed for CNBC news, “Sam Bankman-Fried sentencing underway: Here’s what you need to know,” discussing what to expect from Sam Bankman-Fried’s sentencing, the scale of his crime relative to Bernie Madoff, and the defense argument that victims didn’t suffer significant losses. "The other thing we have to keep in my mind is that this is a criminal case. There are two components: one is punitive punishing Sam Bankman-Fried for what he did, the other is deterrence." To watch the interview, click here.
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Jacob Frenkel
Member and Chair of Government Investigations & Securities Enforcement
Washington, D.C.
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