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A Canadian bank executive was brought in as a "Wyatt Earp'' figure to clean up the Wild West approach of the Bank of Bermuda, a lawyer claimed yesterday. Barrister Julian Hall was speaking during the trial of former bank chief Arnold Todd on 17 charg...

A judge yesterday ordered any draft copies of a statement given to the Bank of Bermuda by one of former bank executive Arnold Todd's co-accused in a theft and fraud trial to be produced in court. Todd's defence counsel John Perry QC told Supreme Cour...

top hotel. For Paul Telford was awarded a whopping $5000 scholarship to help fund his UK hotel management degree course from Rafael's Elbow Beach Hotel in Paget. Mr. Telford, 22, said: "It's great -- especially because I'd worked for Elbow Beach befo...

during the 1980s, lawyers claimed yesterday. The attack came during the marathon Supreme Court trial of ex-banker Arnold Todd and others on a total of 17 charges of theft, fraud and false accounting. Todd's defence counsel, John Perry QC, told Todd's...

A painstaking prosecution bid to reconstruct an alleged web of theft and fraud against the Bank of Bermuda continued in Supreme Court yesterday. On trial with others is former Bank of Bermuda executive Arnold Todd, whose sister Elizabeth Simmons told...

could bring a massive boost for Bermudian business. For the English company behind the Livenote system being used in a major fraud case wants to open an office in Bermuda to take advantage of the lucrative international disputes market. Graham Smith ...

A former building tycoon giving evidence in a fraud case yesterday admitted he had used some of a bank loan in another building project. Delmont Talbot -- former Delro Construction chief -- said he and now-retired builder Kenneth Benjamin borrowed ca...

Former banker Arnold Todd was "The Chief'' of a business consortium known as "The Group'', a former associate told Supreme Court yesterday. But Delmont Talbot, a property developer and development company chief in the 1980s, now a bingo salesman, den...

business interests in a deal involving former banker Arnold Todd. And Frederick Hendrickson, 75, of Virginia Beach, Virginia, who owned F.L. Hendrickson Company, told Supreme Court he had nothing to do with the setting up of F.L. Enterprises in the m...

A union chief was yesterday put on the spot over $5,000 from a house loan which went into his personal bank account. But Bermuda Industrial Union president Derrick Burgess claimed the cash had been used to buy materials for a house being built at Ros...