By Rob Nikolewski on November 16, 2012
Even though a crucial report from the State Auditor’s Office is still pending, the New Mexico Finance Authority appears to be regaining its financial footing after a fake audit plunged the NMFA into a scandal that led to criminal charges, the dismissal of its chief executive officer and jeopardized the state’s bond ratings.
“I do feel [...]
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By Rob Nikolewski on August 17, 2012
Unraveling the mess at the New Mexico Finance Authority is going to take time but the new interim boss at the authority thinks the biggest issue surrounding the fallout from a fraudulent audit — keeping Wall Street ratings agencies from downgrading the state’s bond ratings — can be avoided.
“I think the basic financial structure that’s [...]
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By Rob Nikolewski on August 8, 2012
The NMFA controversy is now officially a criminal matter.
On Wednesday morning (Aug. 8th) officers with the state Securities Division arrested the chief operating officer, John T. Duff, of the New Mexico Finance Authority and a former controller at the authority, Greg Campbell, accusing them of submitting a forged audit, misrepresenting financial statements and trying to [...]
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